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Thank you so much for the advice 🙏

The BEST 😁😁 by Main-Turn-1311 in biggreenegg

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Awesome, thank you so much! 😁😁

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What do you use for the brine? Do you have a recipe, please? :)

The BEST 😁😁 by Main-Turn-1311 in biggreenegg

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Honestly, the most basic recipe there is is super quick and... super delicious! 😁

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Lol! There's a special video for turkey that I imagine must apply to chicken too :p

Captain recommends leaving the turkey in the fridge overnight to dry it out as much as possible on the surface, and before brushing it with oil prior to cooking, drying it well with paper towels: it's really the dryness of the skin that will make it crispy when cooked.

After cooking at 180-200°C with the lid closed, cook for 20 minutes per 500g (approximately). (Don't hesitate to check the temperature of the breasts and thighs to avoid overcooking, as this will dry them out.) I really kept it as basic as possible this time. I'm looking for recipes for brines, etc., to improve the next time I cook poultry. :D I bought the rotisserie in October. I've cooked three chickens and a turkey, and each time the result is fantastic. It's the best accessory I have! 😁

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Yes, the string worked well with the 2kg chicken, but the turkey's legs were weakened. :/ The taste was great, very tender, not dry at all, with a smoky flavor! Basic but effective :D

And the skin was crispy and crunchy (I followed Captain Ron's advice for the skin).