I still brine birds if I'm going to roast them, but a few years ago I stopped brining if they are going in the smoker. I discovered this one year when I didn't have time to brine, and the turkey turned out moister than any of the turkey's before. When cooking low and slow, brining seems to be counter-productive.

I talked to a few other smoke cookers at school, and several of them have noticed the same thing when it comes to smoking fowl.

dave โ€“ Fri, 2007 โ€“ 11 โ€“ 23 18:56

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