Pretty easy to separate the turkey before cooking, but if you don’t want to,

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Nov 27, 2024
8:30:46pm

gaffer Playmaker

Pretty easy to separate the turkey before cooking, but if you don’t want to,

spatchcocking is a good compromise. Helps the turkey cook more evenly so the light and dark meats finish closer together.

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gaffer

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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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