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    Show off your Thanksgiving cooks!!!

    hey everyone I actually completed my first turkey cook ever and it came out amazing. I've always gone over to family members houses who have provided the turkey so I was definitely scared to attempt my first ever turkey and smoking it too. Dry brined overnight and used the simon and garfunkle rub (sorry if spelled wrong) with olive oil. I injected some areas with a garlic butter I got in Germany. I always use kingsford original and cover liberally with lighter fluid. Set it in and light it for 15 minutes. I actually put my 12 pounder on the grill grate inserted a thermometer and also had one watching the temp . I used one rod because I needed the temp to stay between 320-350 and that certainly did the trick. The cook fluncuated between 320-350 mostly sticking around 330. The cook could not have gone better and it was done completely under 2 1/2 hours. Of course I used my thermopen to check all the areas . I have to say it was by far the juiciest , best tasting turkey I had ever had . It was effortless and the juice was just insane on this bird. It's unreal. I unfortunately didn't get pics of it cut up but I have a before and after pic. Let's all post out cooks here!!! Click image for larger version

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    Nice looking cook man!! I used B & B Hardwood briquettes with a single layer of Kingsford on top, doused with the fluid and gave it a 20 minute preheat.

    No pics, too busy messing with some chuck roasts and a house FULL of people. Fed 20+ today with most eating twice.

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      Originally posted by Jerod Broussard View Post
      Nice looking cook man!! I used B & B Hardwood briquettes with a single layer of Kingsford on top, doused with the fluid and gave it a 20 minute preheat.

      No pics, too busy messing with some chuck roasts and a house FULL of people. Fed 20+ today with most eating twice.
      Thatta boy!

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        With the Slow 'n' Sear...
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          #5
          Nice looking kitty. The turkey looks good, too.

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              I was very pleased with my thanksgiving results! Smoked a turkey last year for my family but definitely want to nail it this year given the in-laws were the main audience. 20lb turkey, spatchcocked, AP rub + olive oil, 3 hr cook at 320ish average. The skin needs work but the meat was very good!

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                Here's the turkey I cooked today for the 2nd go around with the other side of the family. Dry brined for about 24 hrs and rubbed with S&G right before it went into the Old Country over/under for some quality time with smoke from pecan, cherry and wild plum mini logs.
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                Crispy skin for days!
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                  #9
                  Looks great!

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                    Here's my first. Came out pretty good. I do look forward to next try at it.
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                      #11
                      sbuchanan813 oddly you have the same (at least) last name as my project manager. His first name is Sean and we live in the southwestern suburbs of Chicago. Just thought you might be interested.
                      Last edited by lschweig; November 27, 2016, 09:21 AM. Reason: Forgot to say last name.

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                        #12
                        sr175 75 Beautiful bird, thanks fer sharin'!
                        Fine job!!!

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                          Thanks!

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