Nov 19, 2007 #1 Callisto in NC Washing Up Joined Oct 17, 2007 Messages 3,101 Location Mooresville, NC Is it true you can't brine a Butterball turkey? Their site says you can't
Nov 19, 2007 #2 Andy M. Certified Pretend Chef Joined Sep 1, 2004 Messages 51,374 Location Massachusetts It has already been brined. A flavored salt solution was introduced into the bird at the processing plant. If you brine it, nothing bad will happen. It just won't have as noticeable an impact.
It has already been brined. A flavored salt solution was introduced into the bird at the processing plant. If you brine it, nothing bad will happen. It just won't have as noticeable an impact.
Nov 19, 2007 #3 jennyema Chef Extraordinaire Joined Mar 1, 2002 Messages 11,007 Location Boston and Cape Cod You can brine a FRESH Butterball. I have 2 in the fridge waiting to be brined and roated. FROZEN Butterballs have already been treated with saline solution. You need not brine them.
You can brine a FRESH Butterball. I have 2 in the fridge waiting to be brined and roated. FROZEN Butterballs have already been treated with saline solution. You need not brine them.
Nov 19, 2007 #4 OP OP Callisto in NC Washing Up Joined Oct 17, 2007 Messages 3,101 Location Mooresville, NC Well, darn. I am guessing Wal-Mart won't take it back and let me exchange it for a fresh one (although I don't actually think our Wal-Mart had fresh turkeys). I wanted to do a honey brine I have a recipe for. Thanks anyway
Well, darn. I am guessing Wal-Mart won't take it back and let me exchange it for a fresh one (although I don't actually think our Wal-Mart had fresh turkeys). I wanted to do a honey brine I have a recipe for. Thanks anyway