Michael Constable
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Ok, I've done a few turkeys on my 18 WSM, one with charcoal, the other two with a turkey fryer burner rigged through the door afterburner style.
They all came out fantastic, high heat, great skin etc.
Doing research for this Thanksgivings bird, having family over, so, of course, I want everything to be perfect.
Usually, one or two days before turkey day, I'll roast some legs, wings, whatever is cheapest, in the oven, get the drippings, then simmer the parts in the pressure cooker for gravy stock.
However, this year I'm thinking about doing a roasting pan under the turkey in the WSM for the gravy base with carrot, celery, onion, and a bit of water.
Question is, what about my crispy skin?
Is it possible with this method?
Thanks in advance!
They all came out fantastic, high heat, great skin etc.
Doing research for this Thanksgivings bird, having family over, so, of course, I want everything to be perfect.
Usually, one or two days before turkey day, I'll roast some legs, wings, whatever is cheapest, in the oven, get the drippings, then simmer the parts in the pressure cooker for gravy stock.
However, this year I'm thinking about doing a roasting pan under the turkey in the WSM for the gravy base with carrot, celery, onion, and a bit of water.
Question is, what about my crispy skin?
Is it possible with this method?
Thanks in advance!
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