Actally I do. I did my turkey in my brine today too, and some more stuff with it.Angel said:I do not cook, but the man does. If you consider mixing and placing the turkey into the brine that the Turkey goes into cooking, then the man started today.
K_Jo said:Yesterday, I bought some eclairs. Today, I made a pie. Done!
Thank you.jaybeeztoo said:Okay, I am slow.
What does brine mean?
K_Jo said:Thank you.
1 a : water saturated or strongly impregnated with common salt b : a strong saline solution (as of calcium chloride)jaybeeztoo said:Okay, I am slow.
What does brine mean?
Thank you for asking. I was going to PM kwillia.jaybeeztoo said:Are you saying you don't know either or are you laughing at me? :shrug:
jaybeeztoo said:Okay, I am slow.
What does brine mean?
I've never heard of that. Why would someone do that?RoseRed said::bloat:
K_Jo said:I've never heard of that. Why would someone do that?
Is it her turn with the brain?K_Jo said:Thank you for asking. I was going to PM kwillia.
According to the man, a brine is any salt solution designed to open the pours of the meat to allow the acceptance of your chosen flavor. Look at any self basting turkey's ingredients list and you will see a salt solution / brine has been injected into the turkey. There is no flavor in that salt solution, so why not make one of your own? That's why it is recommended that you do not use a self basting turkey in your own brine solution. Add the flavors that you like, sweet, savory, salty, peppery, not only does brining a piece of poultry help the flavor of the meat, but also helps insure a moist texture once cooked.jaybeeztoo said:Okay, I am slow.
What does brine mean?
We share a uterus, not a brain.Flipside said:Is it her turn with the brain?
Who's uterus do you two share?K_Jo said:We share a uterus, not a brain.
Did I ever mention how much I K_Jo? :shrug:K_Jo said:We share a uterus, not a brain.
I couldn't answer that if I tried.Flipside said:Who's uterus to you two share?