I like my butt rubbed and my pork pulled.
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Dry brining turkey question

Dawgtired
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I’m dry brining my turkey this year. My question is, in addition to the salt, does it do any good to put a dry spice rub on at the same time? Or should I put the dry rub on just prior to smoking it?
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I'd just do salt for now and put the rest of the rub on prior to smoking.
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Correct. The meat will only absorb the salt. I’m brining my turkey for three days with kosher salt. Two covered and one uncovered. Then rub and grill.
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Do you leave the dry salt brine on when cooking or wipe/rinse it off?
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I leave it on. It wets the surface initially then is reabsorbed inI like my butt rubbed and my pork pulled.
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