NDKoze Moderator Oct 13, 2015 #21 Last year after the holidays Costco had fresh unbrined turkeys. I bought a 14 pounder and it easily fit in my 18Qt container.
Last year after the holidays Costco had fresh unbrined turkeys. I bought a 14 pounder and it easily fit in my 18Qt container.
DivotMaker New member Oct 13, 2015 #22 NDKoze said: Last year after the holidays Costco had fresh unbrined turkeys. I bought a 14 pounder and it easily fit in my 18Qt container. Click to expand... No Costcos, here in Sam's Land. :'(
NDKoze said: Last year after the holidays Costco had fresh unbrined turkeys. I bought a 14 pounder and it easily fit in my 18Qt container. Click to expand... No Costcos, here in Sam's Land. :'(
D DiggingDogFarm New member Oct 14, 2015 #23 Papa Rick said: Found oven browning bag to do the brining process! THANKS Everyone. Click to expand... Yeah, they do work nicely but are rather pricey in small quantities. Vendors such as webstaurantstore and the like sell them in large quantities as well as other bags appropriate for brining. ~Martin
Papa Rick said: Found oven browning bag to do the brining process! THANKS Everyone. Click to expand... Yeah, they do work nicely but are rather pricey in small quantities. Vendors such as webstaurantstore and the like sell them in large quantities as well as other bags appropriate for brining. ~Martin
elkins20 New member Oct 15, 2015 #25 NDKoze said: Last year after the holidays Costco had fresh unbrined turkeys. I bought a 14 pounder and it easily fit in my 18Qt container. Click to expand... Hey Greg, I found that the restaurant depot has these for around 20 bucks. Going to probably get the 18 qt one.
NDKoze said: Last year after the holidays Costco had fresh unbrined turkeys. I bought a 14 pounder and it easily fit in my 18Qt container. Click to expand... Hey Greg, I found that the restaurant depot has these for around 20 bucks. Going to probably get the 18 qt one.
NDKoze Moderator Oct 15, 2015 #26 The 18Qt is a great size for mist anything that you will want to brine.