Turkey Tips by Scott Wallace

• Always use remote probe thermometer. Cook until the breast reads 165�F or thigh reads 180�F.
• Turkey is usually done if the internal temperature of the turkey rises to within about 5 to 10 degrees of desired finish temperature and temp does not increase over the course of the next 45 minutes then remove and check.
• Brining over night in a salt water solution will provide a juicier turkey. But if you have never brined before go easy on the salt.
• Cooking whole or half turkeys breast side down will allow the juice and fat to drip through the breast for a juicier turkey.
• Spraying your turkey with Pam prior to smoking will improve golden coloring. Can also be rubbed with butter, or olive oil. Adding a bit of paprika will help as well.
• Adding corn starch to any rub will firm up and improve texture of skin.
• Removing entire breast from whole turkey and then slicing horizontally will improve slicing.
• Try smoking just breast with skin on making sure to get seasoning/rub under skin. Often get a better penetration of both smoke and seasoning. Just be certain to wrap and place fat on top.

Turkey Tenderloin Recipe by Scott Wallace

"Just tried these last weekend and they were very good. It is basically the best. Brine over night in a little salt water. Rub liberally with Tuscan Chicken seasoning rub (Sam's). Set smoker @ 225�F and add about a � wood chips for mild smoke flavor. Pecan or Maple is good. Smoke/Cook for approximately 1 � hours, or until internal temp reaches 165�F. Do not overcook."

Customers like you make doing business a real pleasure!

Thank you!