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Nov 27, 2024
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Dryfire
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Deconstructing and cooking to different temps sous vide and finishing on pellet
grill is the way to go. Be sure to also roast what's left of the carcass and use it to make gravy.
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Pellet grill smokers - do you cook your turkey breast & dark meat to...
Eddie
Nov 27, 8:27pm
Deconstructing and cooking to different temps sous vide and finishing on pellet
Dryfire
Nov 27, 8:30pm
Pretty easy to separate the turkey before cooking, but if you don’t want to,
gaffer
Nov 27, 8:30pm
I always spatchcock my turkey, and by the time the white meat reaches 160..
cougarBee
Nov 27, 9:02pm
Keep separately but if you’re cooking while it’s still easy.
Supercoug
Nov 27, 8:38pm
I have spatchcocked my turkey for the last several years.
Adrielle
Nov 27, 9:04pm
Thanks for sharing
Hang10
Nov 27, 9:34pm
Simply quarter the Turkey. Grill separately to diff temps. Takes about an hour
kotacoug
Nov 27, 10:22pm
Also don’t cook breast higher than 155
kotacoug
Nov 27, 10:27pm
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