What a bunch of bird brains. Everybody wants their Thanksgiving turkey to stand out, but home chefs in one state are flying a little over the nest by trying to brine tomorrow’s dinner at a ...

which offers the most foolproof path to a juicy turkey. Alternatively, you can use a sturdy brining bag. You'll need adequate space in your refrigerator for the brining process as the turkey needs ...

Place your turkey, breast down, in a large container made of food-grade plastic, stainless steel, glass, or a brining bag. Be sure the container will fit in your fridge. Add brine, covering the ...

Once that’d cooled, I placed the turkeys in a brining bag, rested them in their foil roasting trays to support the weight and catch any leaks, then poured additional water on one turkey and ...

Line your pot with a brining or oven-roasting bag for easier cleanup. No fridge space to spare? Ditch the pot and just use the oven-roasting bag! Make sure your turkey is fully submerged when you ...

Professional caterer and cooking instructor, chef Steven Havens, shared how to brine your Thanksgiving turkey and why it's so important. For more information about Chef Steven, click here!

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Crimp foil onto long sides of pan. Option 2: PLACE the turkey in the Reynolds Kitchens Turkey Oven Bag and tie a knot on the top. Make a few half inch cuts toward the top of the bag near the knot.