Apple Cider Brine for Turkey

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  • Опубліковано 28 тра 2024
  • Brining is the secret to a moist and juicy roast turkey and our easy turkey brine recipe will help you make this year's Thanksgiving dinner one for the books. Using apple cider and maple syrup, this savory and simple recipe will help you make an unforgettably crispy, golden, and delicious turkey.
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  • @karenconstant4702
    @karenconstant4702 6 років тому +1

    Do you have a print out of the recipe for this video? How big was this turkey? Love the video!!

  • @Rose-sp4ou
    @Rose-sp4ou 5 років тому +2

    We have been with Butcher Box 1 year! We love it! Love your tutorials! I love the different cuts every month. It makes me try different recipes. I love to cook!

    • @ButcherBox
      @ButcherBox  5 років тому

      Rose, that's fantastic. Members like you are why we make videos!

  • @housewhitney7274
    @housewhitney7274 2 роки тому +1

    THIS IS AWESOME I WILL TRY THIS METHOD👍💯

  • @2not2_64
    @2not2_64 4 роки тому

    Beautiful!! Can hardly wait to try it! 🦃

  • @detrahall2960
    @detrahall2960 Рік тому

    You had me at water cooler. Doh, why didn't I think of that.

  • @sealfan1000
    @sealfan1000 5 років тому

    Yum! Thanks for the great video!

    • @ButcherBox
      @ButcherBox  5 років тому

      Our pleasure, Belle! Check out more recipes at www.butcherbox.com/recipes !

  • @southsideguitars3154
    @southsideguitars3154 5 років тому

    do you have a roasting time recommendation? how much per pound and all that?!

  • @jennifersmith7274
    @jennifersmith7274 5 років тому

    Will this method work in an electric roasting oven (Oster) vs the oven? If so, any variations that need to happen? I have such limited oven space.

  • @drwuensch
    @drwuensch 5 років тому

    My daughter sent me a Butcher Box Turkey this year and I loved your video. I brined and trussed for the first time and followed all your directions. Delicious! Except as usual, even though the internal temp in the breast was right, the underparts weren’t quite done which we don’t discover until after the 30 minute rest. This happens to me every year and is always stressful. Any advice? Thank you!

    • @ButcherBox
      @ButcherBox  5 років тому

      Thanks for choosing ButcherBox! We're ecstatic that you loved our turkey. Chef Yankel recommends inserting the meat thermometer into the thickest part of the thigh and legs first, and then checking the temperature of the breast. If the breast has already reached the right temperature, but the other parts haven't, baste the breast and cover with foil while you wait for the dark meat to finish. Bear in mind that the dark meat can often stay pink even when it's finished cooking, just because of the nature of the muscle!

  • @deb7821
    @deb7821 5 років тому

    I love brining, this is a new and interesting recipe! You were too quick with the "whole garlic." Do you mean a whole head or a few whole (unchopped) cloves? I only have a 6 lb turkey this year, halving the recipe and will add just a few cloves to be safe, lol.

  • @keithahg
    @keithahg 5 років тому

    How long before Thanksgiving do you thaw your turkey, and what method do you use?

    • @keithahg
      @keithahg 5 років тому

      yankel polak, thanks!!

  • @Nannajb1
    @Nannajb1 6 років тому

    Thanks . Is that the only store that carries them?

    • @ButcherBox
      @ButcherBox  6 років тому

      Almost all grocery stores have them in their respective bakery sections as well.

  • @thefaeryman
    @thefaeryman 3 роки тому

    can the turkey be cooked without any salt?

  • @Nannajb1
    @Nannajb1 6 років тому

    Where do you find the bags big enough to brine the turkey in ?

    • @ButcherBox
      @ButcherBox  6 років тому

      Hi Judy. Hope you enjoyed the video.
      You can find the brining bags at Target in the Ziploc Bags Section.

  • @ArnaGSmith
    @ArnaGSmith 5 років тому

    Classic Turkey Day herbs: rosemary, thyme and marjoram, yes?

  • @jharrod32
    @jharrod32 5 років тому

    where is the recipe??

  • @ArnaGSmith
    @ArnaGSmith 5 років тому

    25 years! So you've been cooking since you were one years old?!!!

  • @donnadunson7344
    @donnadunson7344 5 років тому

    I want the regular kind of turkey. With stuffing inside and made traditionally.

    • @ButcherBox
      @ButcherBox  5 років тому +2

      Donna, the flavors of the brine are subtle and we think you'd still consider it traditional! If you do cook the stuffing within the turkey, only stuff right before cooking. About halfway through your cooking time, cover the turkey tightly with foil for about an hour. Remove the foil during the last 20 mins of roasting so the skin can crisp back up. Make sure to check the temperature of the stuffing for safety.

  • @jerimereluctamar2546
    @jerimereluctamar2546 6 років тому

    Banana gratinee