Luke Wberg
New member
Here is my turkey from this year. I cooked it over lump oak charcoal with a couple of handfuls of grape vine for smoke. I did a rub with fresh Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, Thyme, and garlic plus salt, pepper and virgin olive oil above and below the skin. I also injected the whole thing with butter. It smoked for around 3 hours over the empty water bowl where I had placed a tinfoil pie pan with a cup of water to catch the drippings. I cooked it until the breast meat hit 165 at which point I took out the water bowl and let it cook for a short time over bare coals to crisp up the skin on the breast meat a bit. It was tender, Juicy and probably one of the best birds I have ever made!