My easy go-to Dry Brine Turkey — juicy meat, perfectly crispy skin, and zero mess. 🦃✨ ✨ SAVE comment “recipe” and I’ll DM you the link! What you’ll need: ✅ Kosher salt ✅ Fresh herbs ✅ Olive oil ✅ A fridge and 3–4 days (4 is best!) ✅ Optional aromatics for the cavity (garlic, lemon, onion) Why it works: • Salt pulls moisture out, then back in — seasoning every bite • Drying the skin = the crispiest golden finish • No buckets, no wet brine, no hassle • Works even if you only have 1–2 days • Your

4.2K views · 734 reactions | Prepping for Thanksgiving? Try this Smoke Fried Turkey  Recipe: -Brine the turkey overnight. -Dry it off and season with a good poultry rub. -Place on the smoker at 250°F for about 2 hours until reaching an internal temperature of 125°F. -Get the oil to 350°F and fry for 20-30 minutes until hitting 165°F internal. -Rest for 20 minutes and enjoy! | Kingsford | Facebook

Which is better - wet brine turkey or dry brine turkey? How Should YOU Cook Your Smoked Turkey? @webergrills #turkey #pelletgrill #weber #smokedturkey | The Flat Top King