You mentioned dried out white meat but a turkey to be safe can be 157 for only 50 seconds according to the USDA. At 165 less than 10 seconds. You are right about carryover so if you pull it at 157-159 your breast will not be dry. My executive chef brother explained to me the time/temperature correlation (I was not aware) when I saw him remove a tray of chicken breast in the restaurant at 155. Thanks for sharing your awesome video.
Its great that you mentioned Malcolm Reed's video. I followed his instructions and made a Cajun smoked turkey last year. It was a big hit with the family!
I did a turkey this past weekend. I brined with Malcom’s bird brine. I highly recommend it. It’s so good. I basted the turkey every hour with herb butter too and it was bomb
Im not very happy with you right now Ry.. As always it looks great and like always i don't get to taste it. I will be trying this recipe this Thanksgiving. Thanks for all the tips.
Gotta try this. I stuff my bird with bacon, and mesquite smoke it. When done , whittle the bacon into beans with some onion, and stir till hot. I've injected and dry rubbed, but never marinated or brined b4!
Thanks, @Ry. Perfect timing as I was looking for a brine for our turkey. Last year I cut up the turkey prior to cooking (which I was a huge fan of) and dry brined, but my Wife is set on me cooking the Turkey whole this year so this post is perfect and perfectly timed. Have a great Thanksgiving friends!
Awesome Ry! You’ve kicked it up a notch with your new stick burner. Long ways since the OK Joe days. Nothing like upgrading smokers. Happy Thanksgiving
looks great! Thanks for this video Ry, love the props to Malcom, I remember that video and have it saved. This will be my 2nd year smoking a liquid brined turkey, was hooked after last year! I used an oven bag to brine in, worked great! I highly recommend using the wet brine as well and I have worked with my brine recipe so that it has about half the sodium as a normal brine and I can go 18-24 hours with no rinse and get a great flavor and a perfect amount of salt with a rub and a "juicalanche" all over. 😉👍 Thank you Ry, have learned a lot from you! Happy Thanksgiving!!!
That’s a great looking turkey Ry! The color is picture perfect. Brining or injecting seems to be the ticket for keeping moister in the meat. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Doing the same. Seasoning/dry brining tonight. Injecting with melted butter and chicken broth. Firing up the offset at 10am. Kicking back with some beers for a few hours till it's time to pull that bird. What wood are you using?
Beautiful bird my friend. I have yet to try a bird on my offset because the Rec Tec is so damn easy but this may be the year. Thanks for sharing and a very happy Thanksgiving to you and your family Ry.
Nice video, but makes it confusing using liters vs cups. For most people in the USA we use quarts and Gallons. Lots of video's do both metric and English unit conversions to make it easier for both systems.
Looks awesome ! Question Rye have you ever used the Tony Chachere’s creole butter injectable ? Wife picked it up just wondering if it was any good ? I’m definitely going to be bringing the bird . By the way the game video you did helped big time our ham was great at thanksgiving
@@CookingWithRy turkey turned out great 3.5 hours on the WSM and the bird was the word wife said it’s now my job to do the turkey lol merry Christmas ry!
Great video. Do you recommend anything here over your original video from 3 years ago? I'm all geared up to do the older recipe with the injection and glaze but then just saw this one. Are they both good in there own way or have you learned something you would change from the older video?
Hey there! I wish I saw this before I smoked my turkey yesterday. How do you estimate how long it takes to cook turkey per pound using a smoker? Say at 250? Any particular you chose to smoke it at 300?
I rarely think of time when doing poultry. It's always about temperature. But I usually assume it's going to be 3-4 hours just for planning purposes. I chose 300 just to have a bit of a quicker cook :)
Hi Ry! How long do you think you could rest a turkey in a warm cooler? I have to smoke mine and then drive to my parents, worried that it’ll get ruined in transport
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You mentioned dried out white meat but a turkey to be safe can be 157 for only 50 seconds according to the USDA. At 165 less than 10 seconds. You are right about carryover so if you pull it at 157-159 your breast will not be dry. My executive chef brother explained to me the time/temperature correlation (I was not aware) when I saw him remove a tray of chicken breast in the restaurant at 155. Thanks for sharing your awesome video.
That turkey looks amazing Ry I’ll be cooking my first turkey on the grill for thanksgiving wish me luck😂
Have fun with it :)
Ry never steered me wrong yet. He was the 1st person I saw on UA-cam when I got my Oklahoma Joe. Look at his videos, lots of tricks and tips!!
Good luck! Hope it works out!
Its great that you mentioned Malcolm Reed's video. I followed his instructions and made a Cajun smoked turkey last year. It was a big hit with the family!
Cooking with Ry videos are always great. Love the channel, I'm always looking forward to your next video.
I did a turkey this past weekend. I brined with Malcom’s bird brine. I highly recommend it. It’s so good. I basted the turkey every hour with herb butter too and it was bomb
Great looking bird 👍 Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!!!
Good stuff! Thx Ry!
Great cook Ry, I was in the middle of prepping my brine when I saw this come up!
Happy Thanksgiving
Im not very happy with you right now Ry.. As always it looks great and like always i don't get to taste it. I will be trying this recipe this Thanksgiving. Thanks for all the tips.
Nice work, Great New Smoke Cooker
Yummy smoked turkey.
Very nice color on that smoked turkey, Ry!
Gotta try this. I stuff my bird with bacon, and mesquite smoke it. When done , whittle the bacon into beans with some onion, and stir till hot. I've injected and dry rubbed, but never marinated or brined b4!
Thanks, @Ry. Perfect timing as I was looking for a brine for our turkey. Last year I cut up the turkey prior to cooking (which I was a huge fan of) and dry brined, but my Wife is set on me cooking the Turkey whole this year so this post is perfect and perfectly timed. Have a great Thanksgiving friends!
Looks great Ry!!! As always we love your videos. We hope you and your family has a wonderful Thanksgiving!!!
Thank you! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving 😊
Good cook there sir! Happy Thanksgiving
Offset turkey, turned out really nice Ry. The charbroil electric does a great job with turkey also.
I heard of brining but I didn't know what it was! I like having smoked foods rather than oven cooked! 👏 thx ry 🙂
happy thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving!
Awesome Ry! You’ve kicked it up a notch with your new stick burner. Long ways since the OK Joe days. Nothing like upgrading smokers. Happy Thanksgiving
I’ll be trying my first turkey tomorrow. Wish me luck
Have fun with it!
I’ll be trying this out.!
looks great! Thanks for this video Ry, love the props to Malcom, I remember that video and have it saved.
This will be my 2nd year smoking a liquid brined turkey, was hooked after last year!
I used an oven bag to brine in, worked great!
I highly recommend using the wet brine as well and I have worked with my brine recipe so that it has about half the sodium as a normal brine and I can go 18-24 hours with no rinse and get a great flavor and a perfect amount of salt with a rub and a "juicalanche" all over. 😉👍
Thank you Ry, have learned a lot from you! Happy Thanksgiving!!!
Have a great Thanksgiving 😊
That’s a great looking turkey Ry! The color is picture perfect. Brining or injecting seems to be the ticket for keeping moister in the meat. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Wow, Ry! That looks amazing! I'm going to do our turkey just like that! I hope it turns out just as good as yours.
Looks great Ry.
"now let's dive into some thigh" yea, you know that's right!
That’s what I’m doing Thursday morning I’m starting 7am. I’m going to marinate mines Wednesday night with my owns seasonings and inject it with butter
Butter is the ticket!
Doing the same. Seasoning/dry brining tonight. Injecting with melted butter and chicken broth. Firing up the offset at 10am. Kicking back with some beers for a few hours till it's time to pull that bird. What wood are you using?
Beautiful 🍺🍻🍺
Beautiful bird my friend. I have yet to try a bird on my offset because the Rec Tec is so damn easy but this may be the year. Thanks for sharing and a very happy Thanksgiving to you and your family Ry.
Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
Nice video, but makes it confusing using liters vs cups. For most people in the USA we use quarts and Gallons. Lots of video's do both metric and English unit conversions to make it easier for both systems.
The price of a turkey this year made it so I didn't have to fight 30f temps at the offset this year. I let the in-law use his electric smoker is time.
That is a nice rack Ry!
Great cook, yet again
Hi, I’d like to have our turkey ready at lunch, so to save time, can I prep the turkey the evening before and leave it it the fridge overnight?
Looks awesome ! Question Rye have you ever used the Tony Chachere’s creole butter injectable ? Wife picked it up just wondering if it was any good ? I’m definitely going to be bringing the bird . By the way the game video you did helped big time our ham was great at thanksgiving
No, I haven't tried that but it sounds like a winner :)
@@CookingWithRy turkey turned out great 3.5 hours on the WSM and the bird was the word wife said it’s now my job to do the turkey lol merry Christmas ry!
Is there a reason not to spatchcock the bird? Also, why not a more typical BBQ temp range of 225-250?
This is just one way to do it. I've done other videos with spatchcocking and higher temps.
Great video. Do you recommend anything here over your original video from 3 years ago? I'm all geared up to do the older recipe with the injection and glaze but then just saw this one. Are they both good in there own way or have you learned something you would change from the older video?
I like to brine if I can but that other bird was really good 😊
Hey Ry, how much less sea salt than kosher salt should be used?
About half as much is what I do.
Hey there! I wish I saw this before I smoked my turkey yesterday. How do you estimate how long it takes to cook turkey per pound using a smoker? Say at 250? Any particular you chose to smoke it at 300?
I rarely think of time when doing poultry. It's always about temperature. But I usually assume it's going to be 3-4 hours just for planning purposes. I chose 300 just to have a bit of a quicker cook :)
I have kosmos q turkey brine. I was also thinking about injecting it with butter. Would you recommend that? Cooking on my camp chef pellet grill
You know, brining and injecting can sometimes be a bit too much, but I’d go full brine and try a small amount of injection in the breasts 😊
no butter injections??
No. I don't always do that.
Hi Ry! How long do you think you could rest a turkey in a warm cooler? I have to smoke mine and then drive to my parents, worried that it’ll get ruined in transport
I’ve wrapped one in foil for a hour once and it worked well.
Looks awesome, Ry…How big of a turkey did you use?
That’s 15 pounds.
@@CookingWithRy Thanks. I have a 13-pounder that’s headed for the grill on Thursday.
You know frozen turkeys are already brined?
Yes. This still works.
Nice cook. I liked the video but not that music over and over.
I have a food safe brine bucket and brine bags- should I line the bucket with the bag or just skip the bag all together?
Brine bag gonna help you with the cleanup. Have a great Thanksgiving!
What are you spritzing it with?
I said in the video. Water and maple syrup.
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Thanks I missed you saying that
Great video! Smoking my first turkey this weekend. What did you use to spray the Turkey down while on the smoker?
It was a mix of water and maple syrup. I gave the measurements in the video, I believe :)
Hi, I’d like to have our turkey ready at lunch, so to save time, can I prep the turkey the evening before and leave it it the fridge overnight?