How to Brine Turkey
The best way to get flavorful turkey, regardless of how it is prepared, is to start with a brine. Brining adds moisture and flavor to poultry and helps to keep it from drying out. Whether you grill, smoke, fry, or roast your turkey, here are step-by-step instructions for brining it first.
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