Easy Smoked Turkey Recipe for Thanksgiving (on a Pellet Grill!)
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TIPS AND CHEAT SHEET FOR PERFECT SMOKED TURKEY
#1 Make sure it’s completely thawed
#2 Steady temperatures for the win
#3 Do use a thermometer of some kind
#4 Brine for best moisture
#5 cook to 155-165 internal temps, it will go up from 10-15 degrees after you pull it out
#6 baste with butter
#7 Rest 15-20 minutes
Turkey Recipe Cheat-Sheet
How big of a turkey? This method is best for a 12 to 16 pound bird. (Buy 1 to 1 1/2 pounds turkey for each guest.)
How long does it take to cook the turkey? 13 minutes of cooking time for each pound of turkey if roasting empty and 15 minutes per pound if stuffed, this is at 350 cooking temp.
What temperature to cook the turkey? Preheat the oven to 450°F then drop the temperature to 350°F after putting the turkey into the oven.
What temperature should the turkey be? The turkey is done when it registers a minimum of 165° in the thickest part of the thigh.
How long to rest the turkey? Rest the turkey for at least 15 minutes before carving.
I love that he's honest and says he should have smoked it longer!! This is a man we can trust when grilling.
Like others commenting on here this was my first time attempting a whole turkey on a pellet grill, because I recently purchased the exact same RECTEQ grill your using I decided to use your video. I had about 15 people relying on me to make a great turkey I was a little nervous. I’m glad I used your instruction because the turkey turned out absolutely fantastic. I’m going to do the same for a Christmas dinner. Thanks again! 👍👍
Not necessary but sure makes a huge difference in flavor and moisture
Saludos ArnieTex I love your channel
@@nocomp8537 Thank you friend.
Thank you for the video! Followed your tips here on my first smoked turkey for a family dinner, turned out great!
I saw this, this morning and changed my mind on how I was going to make. Arnietex, you’re the man. It was quick and it came out delicious. Everyone loved it. Thanks brother
Bravo!!! Great tutorial and presentation. One love.
Thanks for the tips. That's a juicy and delicious-looking turkey.
Damn good video!! Made my mouth water lol! Thank you!
Your pointers are precious!
You make everything look so delicious 😋😋😋
Great video and tips! That turkey looked amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you and your welcome
Great video! That’s a tasty looking bird!
Great video! This made me even more excited for Thanksgiving.
Thanks buddy !!!! You’re a good man !!
I try this last year and it was delicious 😋
Mr Arnie,
Thanks for the video. For the last couple days I'd been looking for ideas/videos and was wondering about brining pre brined turkeys and you explained everything I wanted to know. Much appreciated!
Thank you
@@ArnieTex 13:49
Tio Arnie killin it again, love your videos man keep up the good content.
Thank you Bob
Def plannin on using my WOW for the bird this year. Thanks, Arnie!
Thank you
Njoy watching your work sir,also thx for the honesty...👍🏿
Tnx Big Steve
You sir have a new subscriber!! I did my first one last year, talk about game changer. I'm doing mine on a vertical New Braunfels smoker I just rebuilt! All wood 🪵. Looks amazing, your pointers are bad to the bone 😜. Great cook friend! God bless.
I’m following these instructions for Thanksgiving. Thank you!
Hope you enjoy
Me too! Slight variation because I’m not a cook! Haha
Thanks for insights. I also have Rec Teq. Tonight I'm going to brine a 20 pounder, then spatchcock it tomorrow for a quicker cook. Your results look great!
Thank you too
Start slow, then bump the temp up - great commentary. TYSM. Smoking in the early morning so I appreciate the help!!
Nice Video Primo! Love and God Bless Texas! New Braunfels❤❤❤
Excellent looking bird my friend! Good job!
Thank you brother
Ur the best brother thank you 😊 😮
Happy Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving!!!
Now im hungry, dam it looks great
Man you deserve a million subs!!!
Thank you Jason, maybe some day.
You’re awesome dude. Wish we were neighbors. Killer video. I subscribed. Happy Thanksgiving!
Thank you Tommy.
Very nice turkey and juice and thanks for the wonderful videos you do and can you make one on regular charcoal Thanks from Ana and Omar Olvera from Brownsville Texas
Omars I do have one made on charcoal, here is the link, ruclips.net/video/c182fEa14Hc/видео.html
Looks good. I'm going to smoke my first turkey for Christmas. I have a cuisinart electric smoker and I'm looking forward to it too I've done many briskets ribs and whole chickens hopefully the turkey comes out good
Should work out just fine Adrian
Wow 🤩
Badass !!!!! Definitely trying
Hey Arnie, great video, thank you! The meat probe and digital gauge, did that come with your pellet grill? Which model grill is this?
hey Arnie, great video! I’m cooking a 13 pound turkey tomorrow, should I start with a slightly lower temperature for the lighter bird?
Hey Arnie, I purchased some of the WOW rub that you recommended. To be honest I thought it would be just another rub sitting on my shelf. Man, was I wrong! Use it on just about everything! Nopales and eggs taste great.
And I create my own rubs cause I don't find exactly what I like so I am a little picky.
I did this recipe you show above and used WOW as a base and man it came out great. I purchased (2) bottles of them and now looks like I am going to have to get that OG.
Good work Arnie!
Thank you so much Luis, so glad you like the bbq rubs, God bless
Good morning one huge question that I have is it necessary to brine a turkey 🧐🧐 thanks blessings
I have the same reqtec. I would run 225 for the first 90 min then up to 300 the rest of way. Your other option is run a smoke tube
Going to try this on my electric smoker this Christmas, it wont do 425 but Ill see what I get. Hey Arnie, get back on KTMtalk! We miss you and I have 1000 questions!
I enjoy watching your videos 🔥 Thank you for the tips 👍
Yessir Javier, thanks a bunch buddy
Hi, I'm new to a smoker pellet grill. We have a Members Mark Pro pellet grill from Sam's Club. I want to smoke our turkey next week for Thanksgiving and your video is great. But you don't explain how to brine the turkey? I plan on taking it out of the freezer [14#] on Sunday. You also say you injected it but didn't go into detail. Please advise for a newbie!
Thanks! Your video was great!
Odale! 👍🏽🦃
Dope tips… have a recteq too. Can’t wait mine goes In at 7AM @275F then crank up the heat after 2 hours. Hope that crisps up the skin…
Awesome, Happy Thanksgiving
Awesome cook, thank you!!
Also I have that 700, whats the antennae from, I might not have that connection.
it's for blue tooth and wifi
Easy and straightforward looks delicious earned a new subscriber. Question about the neck and making gravy though. How did you make the gravy?
Hello CH, i smoke the turkeys but my mom makes the gravy lol.
I do not, my mother always does the gravy for us. She just uses the turkey drippings, chicken stock or broth, and adds some carrots, onions and celery and garlic, then I’ve seen her use flour to thicken it up. The key is the turkey drippings and neck for flavor.
Arnie I always liked you because your not full of yourself. Good job on video. Next time you are in College Station reach out and we will burn some meat together at my place. Happy Thanksgiving brother,
Damn ArnieTex. Looked good and I never seen someone carve a turkey with a sword😂
What is the pan u put water in? I bought the same pellet grill
Great job, I will do one this Christmas. also where did you get that tray from ...I love that
Hi Hugh, got it at local restaurant supply store, thanks
@@ArnieTex thanks, I was hoping that you had a link that you would get a commission from, what size is it, and I love your Texas food, keep on keeping on
@@hughterry607 Thanks for thinking of me, appreciate ya. There are different sizes, mine is a 26"x18". There are some similar that are actually tops for the matching baking trays, dont get those, they work but flimsy. These are pretty solid and flat on the bottom, the lids are not flat on bottom. Thanks
New to your Chanel Arnie, appreciate your tips with the butter. I have the same smoker you use and I’m thinking of starting out at 225 for 2hrs. then 325 for the rest of the cook. I’m also thinking of using a drip pan so we can make gravy. Have you ever used a drip pan with your pellet smoker? Appreciate what I’ve learned from you.
Thanks for the question Ralph, actually in the video I did use a drip pan for that purpose, just got edited out to condense the video, for sure those drippings make the best gravy. Thanks
Bird meat takes on smoke pretty well, I have found starting out at "LO" which is about 180 for 20-30 minutes is about right. As I understand it the smoke will take better at the start of the cook.
What kind of wood pellets did you use
Spatchcock is your friend!
After years of eating dried out turkey smothered in gravy, Will definitely turn a lot of people into turkey lovers.
Que avido arnie se ve bruto el guajolote puro pinche 🌴VALLUCO🌴
haha claro que sii compa! Gracias
Can you share information about the gloves that you wear. Are they made for heat? Thank you.
Hi Sandy, those black gloves are not heat resistant, they are food safe gloves I buy at a local restaurant supply store. Thanks for watching.
Liked and subscribed! I missed what pellet flavor you like to use.
Awesome! Thank you! Pellets were pecan.
@@ArnieTex thank you sir.
How long to smoke a 20 pound Turkey at 300 degrees?
I wish ArnieTex and Malcom Reed were my neighbors
Dang man, save some turkey for everyone else!
Hi Arnie, where did you get that white plastic cookie sheet at? I have never seen one those before. Thanks.
Restaurant supply store
Hi Brian, I bought it at a local restaurant supply store.
Can you explain how you brined the turkey in this video?
I have a brined turkey video on this channel, check it out, tnx
What type of pellets do you recommend for the turkey? Thanks
Derek, I usually run Pitboss and Cuisinart pellets, I have tried many great brands for more money and these two just shine as good as any other brand for less money, Lumberjack seems to be the favorite for most serious pellet heads.
My family gave me the important task of smoking a turkey . I got a 20 pound Turkey . If I start slow at 250 for 2 hrs and crank it up to 350 . Will my turkey be in any danger zone ? I’m nervous about this
I've had problems with the skin splitting when I turn the heat up. Any tips?
Bring the initial heat up slower, you need enough time for the beans to absorb the water, once they are full the won't crack
That is a great color on that Turkey and very juicy. Thanks for the tips Arnie. You used butter except for I Can't Believe It's not butter
for the injection. I reckon you got a reason behind it. Is it because it will hold up better and keep the meat more moist over using butter injection?
The injected butter is not really butter, more like flavored water but it sure adds great flavor to the bird without being splotchy and streaked like the oils and regular butters but those work well too.
So if i have a 10lbs. Turkey would the cook time be around 2 hours?
Really depends on internal temp when you start cooking and your cooking temp as well. Use a good thermometer till is done, done go by exact times, its just a guide.
Tip number 8: put the breasts DOWN not up. Gravity is your friend. The moisture that ends up in the pan is useless.
I was going to comment the same thing, especially when you have the radiant heat coming off that shield, upside down will bring the cook times between the breast and thighs a lot closer. But you tend to lose the beautiful colour on the breasts when upside down.
Rec Teq 💪🐂
Where did you get that tray from?
Which tray?
The white tray.
I’ve been looking for something like that when I’m trimming meat.
Use idea…lift skin put your butter and seasoning underneath
I set mine to about 225°-250°. It took like 10 hours to cook. But boy was that Turkey tender and soft. The meat practically fell off the bone. Granted I also cooked it inside a metal tray that is normally used for oven turkeys. So the Turkey got to sit in the juices while it smoked
Isn't it dumb to poke all them holes is the turkey with the probe? The juices are escaping every time 🤔
Hey Arnie next time try cutting the spine out of the Turkey and remove the breast bone down the middle lay it breast side up BEST for cooking Eavenly @ 277 degrees % for like 2-2.5 hrs
Go check out my spatchcocked turkey video lol
Damn Arne your raw seasoning looks almost good to eat😅
😁
Dude i want to learn but the whistle is to much distracting my guy.
No way those thighs were done.
Why do you say that? Sincere question.
@@stangbang100 The done temp for legs and thighs on poultry is 180.
@@duanehenicke6602 I thought poultry was safe at 165 and assumed it being that close that carryover would get it there...correct me if I'm wrong.
@@stangbang100 165 breast. 180 thigh. Yes you will have some carryover. I still like to see at least 175 on a thigh reading.
All poultry is safe to eat at 165 and especially if the juices run clear, however 175-180 is good too as it breaks down the connective tissue and collagen and makes the drums more palatable.
No offense but sometimes 😂😂😂 you need no fancy stuff to tell you when is done😂😂😂😂
Try spatchcock...easier to cook it evenly
lol, go check out my spatchcock video on this channel, thanks
No bru!!!!