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Post by shayneh2006 on Jun 30, 2014 16:41:12 GMT 10
These were a winner last night that's for sure.
I used Turkey wings (mid section) for this...
Made up a brine consisting of-
2 Litres water 1/4 cup Flossy Salt 1/4 cup Brown sugar sprigs fresh Rosemary/Thyme Mustard Powder Onion Powder Garlic Powder Black Peppercorn Bay Leaves 1 tsp cure#1
The Brine/cure was made, then the Turkey was injected with the mixture and fridged for three days.
Heres at the end (yesterday morning)
Then, they were rinsed and patted dry, then on a rack, fridged for the day to get a quick Pellicle to form (not much really)
A good layer of rub applied while I prepped the kettle
I did these using a stick Snake, using Mulberry as the smoke medium.
Kettle was running at 225F
And at about 5 hours latter, they were pulled when IT got to 180F
Ya couldn't eat the skin, it was too tough but what was inside was all that counted here.
Fair dinkum, it was just like eating freshly made warm Leg Ham.
10/10
Shayne
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Post by Deleted on Jun 30, 2014 21:09:49 GMT 10
Those came out nice shanyne. What's flossy salt?
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Post by chrisg on Jul 1, 2014 7:26:10 GMT 10
They do indeed look good On the rare occasions that I see turkey wings and drums on offer around here I do pick them up, but been using them mostly for soups up until now, this expands my thinking. Ever since I started reading the bbq forums I've been looking around for flossy salt as well CS, I get the concept, but I must be shopping in the wrong places Cheers
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Post by shayneh2006 on Jul 1, 2014 8:01:59 GMT 10
Guys.
I am not sure whether there is anything special about this salt apart from grain size and/or shape.
I just use it, because its real cheap by the 25kg bag .
Shayne
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