Comments on: Best Orange Turkey Brine for a Juicy & Flavorful Bird https://www.mrshappyhomemaker.com/favorite-brine/ Where Old Fashioned and Modern Day Collide Tue, 20 Aug 2024 19:45:31 +0000 hourly 1 By: melissa https://www.mrshappyhomemaker.com/favorite-brine/#comment-4577 https://mrshappyhomemaker64452.e.wpstage.net/?p=5420#comment-4577 I usually stuff my bird with onion celery carrots. Will that still be a good match?

]]> By: Crystal https://www.mrshappyhomemaker.com/favorite-brine/#comment-4483 https://mrshappyhomemaker64452.e.wpstage.net/?p=5420#comment-4483 In reply to Ruth Gepford Maginnis.

Yes, you can still do that! You can actually do either and it will turn out fantastic! 🙂

]]> By: Crystal https://www.mrshappyhomemaker.com/favorite-brine/#comment-4480 https://mrshappyhomemaker64452.e.wpstage.net/?p=5420#comment-4480 In reply to David.

I agree with David – the brine is great whether you smoke, fry, or roast your turkey!

]]> By: David https://www.mrshappyhomemaker.com/favorite-brine/#comment-4440 https://mrshappyhomemaker64452.e.wpstage.net/?p=5420#comment-4440 In reply to seunderwood.

I always brine my turkey before smoking it. I think this brine will work well with a smoked bird.

]]> By: Ruth Gepford Maginnis https://www.mrshappyhomemaker.com/favorite-brine/#comment-4425 https://mrshappyhomemaker64452.e.wpstage.net/?p=5420#comment-4425 I usually use a roasting bag, put carrots, celery, onion & potato into the cavity & use butter, garlic, salt & pepper on the outside then set it and forget it…can I still do that or should I inject the bird and roast it in the bag without anything on the outside?

]]> By: GlennsOutdoorKitchen https://www.mrshappyhomemaker.com/favorite-brine/#comment-4423 https://mrshappyhomemaker64452.e.wpstage.net/?p=5420#comment-4423 Would you recommend the brine and inject for birds that will be deep fried?

]]> By: seunderwood https://www.mrshappyhomemaker.com/favorite-brine/#comment-4415 https://mrshappyhomemaker64452.e.wpstage.net/?p=5420#comment-4415 We always smoke our turkey, but I would love to try brining it first. Do you think this would work for that?

]]> By: sheenahoteatsandcoolreads https://www.mrshappyhomemaker.com/favorite-brine/#comment-4414 https://mrshappyhomemaker64452.e.wpstage.net/?p=5420#comment-4414 This brine looks amazing! I can see why it’s your favorite! Pinning!

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