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Step 1
Peel the rosemary off of the steam and dice a few of them to get the oils from the leaves.
Step 2
Add all the ingredients to a large sauce pan and bring it to a boil. This allows all the sugars and salts to combine and dissolve.
Step 3
Allow it to cool.
Step 4
Add the defrosted turkey to a large poultry bag or cooler (like I did) and add the cooled turkey brine mixture.
Step 5
Add a bag of ice over the turkey to allow it to stay cool for the next 12+ hours. Or put your poultry bag in the refrigerator if you have room.
Step 6
For each pound of meat you should refrigerate it for one hour. For example, if you have a 12 lb turkey, you need to refrigerate this for 12 hours. Add ice to the cooler if needed.
Step 7
Remove the turkey from the brine recipe and bake it as directed on the package.
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