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Citrus and Herb Turkey Brine

Give your turkey a citrusy kick! Bright orange and savory sage come together for a fresh, flavorful twist on your Thanksgiving.

Easy

15 min

Serves 10-12

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Ingredients

2 cups

Turkey or chicken stock

½ cup

Orange juice

3 cloves

Garlic - smashed

6 sprigs

fresh sage

2 sprigs

Fresh rosemary

4 sprigs

Fresh thyme

2

Bay leaves

1 tbsp

Kosher salt

2 tsp

Black peppercorns

1

Lemon - zested and juiced

480 ml

Turkey or chicken stock

120 ml

Orange juice

3 cloves

Garlic - smashed

6 sprigs

Fresh sage

2 sprigs

Fresh rosemary

4 sprigs

Fresh thyme

2

Bay leaves

15 ml

Kosher salt

10 ml

Black peppercorns

1

Lemon - zested and juiced

Instructions

1

In a saucepan, combine the stock, orange juice, garlic, rosemary, thyme, sage, bay leaves, salt, peppercorns, and lemon juice/zest.

2

Simmer for 10–15 minutes to meld the flavors.

3

Strain out solids and let the liquid cool completely. Warm liquid shouldn’t go into the dispenser.

4

Pour the cooled infusion liquid into your whipped cream dispenser, filling to the printed MAX FILL lines. Don’t overfill.

5

Charge the dispenser with one N₂O cartridge, then shake gently.

6

Release the gas, then charge again (using 2–3 chargers ensures proper infusion).

7

Insert the nozzle of the dispenser into the thick parts of the turkey breast and thighs. Release the liquid slowly, allowing it to spread through the meat fibers.

8

Continue until you’ve infused the bird evenly. You’ll notice the meat feels plumper after infusion. This is the liquid working its way into the fibers.