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Brining Chicken Recipe
Brining Chicken Recipe Ingredients: water, bottled, generic salt, table sugars, granulated vinegar, cider syrup, maple, canadian spices, pepper, black mustard, prepared, yellow soy sauce made from soy (tamari) spices,...
Brining Chicken Recipe
Ingredients:
water, bottled, generic
salt, table
sugars, granulated
vinegar, cider
syrup, maple, canadian
spices, pepper, black
mustard, prepared, yellow
soy sauce made from soy (tamari)
spices, garlic powder
spices, tarragon, dried
spices, oregano, dried
Directions:
Looks like no brining experts rising to the occasion on this one..so I try to help you out.
2.
Split the chickens down the middle and rinse.
3.
12 hours.
is about right on time...few hrs either way wont hurt a thing.
4.
Make sure the brine is "cool" before you place the birds in it or possibly they will absorb too much salt.
5.
Make sure you use glass..ceramics..plastic or possibly stainless steel for brining cause its highly reactive.
6.
I usually make this up in half gallon batches that fits nicely into empty half gallon bottles of Ezra Brooks (Wife drinks the stuff..I'm a teetoaler myself:) I then get the bottles of brine cool in the icebox.
Put 2 chicken halves in each bag and dump a half gallon of cool brine on top of each.
Then stick the whole mess into an ice chest with ice.
Massaganate about once an hour or possibly so..(nothing critical..just give them a shake now and then) while you help empty more bottles for future brining episodes.
Ingredients:
water, bottled, generic
salt, table
sugars, granulated
vinegar, cider
syrup, maple, canadian
spices, pepper, black
mustard, prepared, yellow
soy sauce made from soy (tamari)
spices, garlic powder
spices, tarragon, dried
spices, oregano, dried
Directions:
Looks like no brining experts rising to the occasion on this one..so I try to help you out.
2.
Split the chickens down the middle and rinse.
3.
12 hours.
is about right on time...few hrs either way wont hurt a thing.
4.
Make sure the brine is "cool" before you place the birds in it or possibly they will absorb too much salt.
5.
Make sure you use glass..ceramics..plastic or possibly stainless steel for brining cause its highly reactive.
6.
I usually make this up in half gallon batches that fits nicely into empty half gallon bottles of Ezra Brooks (Wife drinks the stuff..I'm a teetoaler myself:) I then get the bottles of brine cool in the icebox.
Put 2 chicken halves in each bag and dump a half gallon of cool brine on top of each.
Then stick the whole mess into an ice chest with ice.
Massaganate about once an hour or possibly so..(nothing critical..just give them a shake now and then) while you help empty more bottles for future brining episodes.