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Thanksgiving BBQ Turkey

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edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Last year, someone had a recipe for BBQ turkey on a BGE, that I did (along with a fried one)and the family clan really loved it. As I recall, I brimed it and there was a home made sauce (from Martha Stewart's web site)involved. I have searched the archives and my printed recipes and have not been able to find it. The family has asked that I do it again, so I'm wondering if anyone can help me out?

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  • Wise One
    Wise One Posts: 2,645
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  • Wise One,Thanks Wise One, that is the receipe I was looking for (same gravy and sauce). I know it will be another good Thanksgiving and hope yours is too.

  • noletrain, I'm thinking of triing that recipe.It looks great.I have a short amount of time though.Should I brine for 12hrs and marinade for 12?I only have one day till the party. Is this recipe really spicy? Do you need the gravey to go with it? Thanks

  • KBSAX,It is not spicy (I put the spice in the fried turkey) and no the gravy is not needed. I only did a 15lb bird last year and I brimed it over night and then marinaded it the next night. I don't remember how long it took but it did not take as long as the receipe called for (15/lb). It seems like it was completed in about half the time. It was very good.

  • noletrain,
    Thanks for the info .Looks like I only have time for a 10 hour Brine and then an overnight marinade. I already made the gravey even though it said to prepare it at the last minute.Should be fine. Do you use any wood chips? I have a pizza stone in the medium egg .I hope enough air gets around the pizza stone.There is about 1/2 to 3/4 inch space around it for air to get through. Thanks for the help.

  • Julie
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    kbsax,
    Be very careful when you open the lid if that is all the room you have around your pizza stone!! I have singed a few hairs with a pizza stone and very little room around it. Make sure your bottom draft is open a little ways and you open the lid slowly.[p]Julie