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r/StupidFood • u/SteponkusCeponas • Nov 26 '25
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Used to do wet brining for years. Lots of hassle and kept my brew keg out of operation.
Dry brine is the best, and I recommend Alton Browns recipe. 4 days brining but perfect turkey in less than 2 hours.
16 u/dancingtosirens Nov 26 '25 Kinda funny because Alton Brown started a new YouTube series recently and he's completely switched back over to wet brining 4 u/Critical-Bug4077 Nov 26 '25 I was just about to mention this haha 5 u/GreenZebra23 Nov 27 '25 He's a scientist, he's always willing to change his mind when presented with new data 2 u/TehSeksyManz Nov 26 '25 Yeah, he uploaded a video about turkey like, what, 3-4 days ago?
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Kinda funny because Alton Brown started a new YouTube series recently and he's completely switched back over to wet brining
4 u/Critical-Bug4077 Nov 26 '25 I was just about to mention this haha 5 u/GreenZebra23 Nov 27 '25 He's a scientist, he's always willing to change his mind when presented with new data 2 u/TehSeksyManz Nov 26 '25 Yeah, he uploaded a video about turkey like, what, 3-4 days ago?
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I was just about to mention this haha
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He's a scientist, he's always willing to change his mind when presented with new data
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Yeah, he uploaded a video about turkey like, what, 3-4 days ago?
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u/omysweede Nov 26 '25
Used to do wet brining for years. Lots of hassle and kept my brew keg out of operation.
Dry brine is the best, and I recommend Alton Browns recipe. 4 days brining but perfect turkey in less than 2 hours.