Because the turkey must soak in the brine for at least 12 hours before cooking, making apple cider ahead of time probably won't interfere with your other Thanksgiving food preparations.

Let's talk turkey. This bird is the undisputed star of Thanksgiving ... Soak it in a delicious brine. About eight to 18 hours should do the trick. Cut half the salt if you're brining more than ...

If this is your first year hosting, it’s nice to have a baseline for how much turkey (and everything ... and most standard Thanksgiving side dish recipes make 8-10 cups of food.

A wet brine is where you submerge the turkey ... or turkey neck and giblets is the perfect pairing for your turkey recipes this Thanksgiving. For turkey gravy, you use a chicken broth base.

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But, boy, was that deep-fried turkey tasty. Totally worth it, right? Yeah, that’s not the type of trade-off you should be willing to make this Thanksgiving, no matter how much you may like the ...