Looking for a quicker way to cook your turkey but still have an amazing unique flavor?
Cooking a whole turkey in your Smokaroma Pressure Smoker is an easy way to expand your menu, increase holiday pre-orders and bring the best tasting turkey to your customers this holiday season.
INGREDIENTS
- Turkey, thawed; 10-12 lb. weight range
- Chickite® or Chickite Supreme Marinade
- One Step Prep
- Wood Chips
DIRECTIONS
- Remove giblets, neck and any plastic leg fasteners or pop-up thermometers.
- For Best Results Prepare marinade in marinating tub using 6 oz. (by volume) of Chickite or Chickite Supreme Marinade per gallon of cold water. Submerge turkey. Be sure to cover the 10-12 lb. turkey completely, marinade should also be inside cavity. Marinate turkey 12-36 hours in refrigerator. After marination, drain thoroughly.
- Evenly apply One Step Prep to turkey. Rub onto all sides of turkey, including between the legs and wings. Note: If you marinated your turkey, use a little less rub to prevent over salting.
- Allow to set up in refrigeration for 1 hour.
- Using poultry pins, secure legs and wings.
- Add 2 oz. of wood chips to the charring cup and follow standard smoker operating procedures. You will not need any water in your drip pan as the turkey will provide enough moisture.
- Place turkey breast side down on the shelf. The skin will separate on the back, however the breast will be “carving ready” when cooked.
- If smoking two turkeys, be sure to have space between the two turkeys to allow airflow in between.
- Follow cooking chart below based on bird size. Ensure internal temperature of 170 F in breast/180 F in thigh.
Turkey Size | Number of Turkeys |
Time (in hours) |
8-10 pounds | 1 | 1:00 |
8-10 pounds | 2 | 1:20 |
11-15 pounds | 1 | 1:30 |
11-15 pounds | 2 | 1:50 |
16-20 pounds | 1 | 1:45 |
RECIPE ALTERNATIVES & PART NUMBERS
Marinades
96636 Chickite®
96504 Chickite Supreme
95041 Hot Marinade
Rubs & Wood Chips
00SP15 One Step Prep
00CHP-H Wood Chips
THAWING A TURKEY
8 to 12 lbs. = 2-3 days in fridge
12 to 16 lbs. = 3-4 days in fridge
16 to 20 lbs. = 4-5 days in fridge
20 to 24 lbs. = 5-6 days in fridge