Pellet smoker turkey

[GCook]

I'm wanting to cook out Thanksgiving turkey on my pellet smaker/grill.  I've had good luck with pork roasts and venison steaks on it and wonder if there is a proven process I should follow.  Will be cooking a ham at the same time.

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[Captain*Kirk]

I've not heard of that method.
Last year my son deep fried a turkey in peanut oil...it was amazing!

[GCook]

Frying is good if you have the equipment and the experience but then getting rid of the oil,bthe clean up . . . Nah.  Been there and swore never to again.

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[Captain*Kirk]

Frying is good if you have the equipment and the experience but then getting rid of the oil,bthe clean up . . . Nah.  Been there and swore never to again.

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It was great...we ate and then went home
I'm sure there was a lot of cleanup, but we never saw it!

[GCook]

Turns out there is a thread on it on TBH.

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[MCNSC]

I haven’t done a turkey, but am planning to do one in the near future I was looking at utube videos online about smoking turkeys on the pellet grill, quite a few there. I’ll probably brine it first put some rub on it and put it on the grill
Good luck and let us know how it turned out.

[Al Dente]

The only way that I will eat turkey is deep fried.  I am not a fan of the bird any other way.  I brine it for 2 days, then put into the oil.  Perfect every time, juicy and flavorful meat, and all skin a super crispy.  Also, the bird is done really fast, 2.5 minutes per pound, and not taking up any oven space.  As far as clean up, I filter the oil, and use it throughout the year, so it does not go to waste.

[GCook]

The family was really pleased with the meat. Always good to have happy in laws.

[Al Dente]

The Ham looks great too.

[MCNSC]

Looks good, what was the process?