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Monday
Jul262010

Smoked Whiskey Turkey

Recipe By: R.W. MCPEAKE
Serving Size: 6

1 each 12-14# whole turkey
1 batch Smoked Whiskey Turkey Injection cold

SMOKE WHISKEY TURKEY INJECTION
1 cup Honey
1 cup Garlic Oil Infused
1 cup Butter melted
1/2 cup Kentucky Whiskey
2 teaspoon Cumin ground
2 teaspoon Hot Chili Oil

 

Combine all ingredients together, and blend well.

Using the injector probe, injected 60% of the injection into the breast, 30% into the thigh area and 10% into the leg.

Place the turkey into your smoker with the smoker running a 250°F. Add your wood of choice, my favorite is pecan, three or four good-sized chunks at a time and smoke turkey for 20 to 30 minutes at 250°.

After the initial 20 minutes of smoking, raise the smoker to 350° and continue cooking the turkey until it reaches internal temperature of 165° at the thickest part of the thigh. I also smoke roast my turkeys using the turkey canon which is a vertical roaster similar to the beer can chicken this allows a turkey to Cook at a faster pace, you can plan about 10 minutes per pound at the 350° and your turkey will be done. 


Notes:I have consistently finished a 14 pound turkey on the turkey Canon in an extreme barbecue smoker or ceramic smoker, typically in two hours a half which averages about 9 to 10 minutes about.

COOK TIME: 2.5 hours

®Copyright Protected from Chef Richard's cookbook: BACKYARD BBQ The Art of Smokology™

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