Spice Up Your Thanksgiving DinnerIt's Turkey Time again! Here are some tongue-tingling turkey recipes and other recipes for accompaniments. For more ideas, check last year's Thanksgiving article and the links below. For the Barbecued Turkey recipe, you can make a dry rub or a wet marinade using your favorite fresh or powdered chile and other things like onion and garlic powder, oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper and rub or brush it on the turkey the night before you are going to grill or smoke the turkey. A jerk marinade would be excellent and there is a previous article on jerk recipes. Here is also a smoking sauce marinade with instructions for smoking a turkey: SMOKING SAUCE Enough for 16 chickens or 2 turkeys
To smoke turkey, have 1 10 lb turkey. Rinse and pat dry. Rub with oil. Place 1 onion, 2 bay leaves and 1/2 cup white wine in with 4 qts. water in water pan. Place dome on smoker and do not remove for 3 hrs. Paint turkey with sauce. Smoke another 3 hrs. or until done and paint again with sauce and smoke 15 min. longer. Use 10 lbs. charcoal. Chickens (4) cook 3-4 hrs. CAJUN SMOKING SALT Meat or poultry:
Seafood: add
Combine and sprinkle over meat. BARBECUED WHOLE TURKEY
To Prepare Turkey: To Charcoal Grill:
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