This video is absolutely useless. First he tells you that too much salt in the brine is " doing it all wrong " . Then he tells you that brining is so simple " it´s just water, salt and sugar ". So does he tell you how much water, salt and sugar you need for a ( not too salty ) brine ? No ! In the end you still don´t know how to make a brine that is not too salty, which is the main theme of the video. This is video pollution in its purest form. A complete waste of bits, bytes and time.
@jaydi54 Use google, or go to chow.com. Not rocket science. And for the first bit, use fucking discretion. I hate people who can't develop common sense.
@FFXPWNS Common sense would tell me NOT to make a video which would require the viewer to " google " absent but necessary information which easily could have been and certainly should have been included in the video in the first place. And as far as using " f +++++g discretion, I only have one question. Does your mommy know you use language like that ?
i find most of chow videos pretty informative, but the problem with them is that they start by treating us all like a bunch of idiots - and end up wasting a lot of food that could be cooked in the right way right from the start. that's plain wrong.
We don't have Thanksgiving in the UK, and I'v e never even heard of 'brining' a Turkey before. But I might just have to try this on my Christmas Turkey.
4 things 1 0:30 some people like dryed up turkey your hands won't get silmy.2 0:48 some people like turkey salty that nice taste.3 why get rid of the gibbets they sound funny.4 what if we can't afford two turkeys.
@The4LA2Baker0 carbonic acid (CO2 in water) is present in most water except freshly BOILED and DISTILED water. So i think his concern of using freshly boiled water vs boiler water is the weird brass/copper/lead taste u get from old boiler water not the oxygen and carbon dioxide content
@Bridgebain Water gives off gases while it sits around. For making tea, it is particularly important to have fresh water, because oxygen plays a large role in extraction. I'm not sure how much difference it would make in brining though.
@Bridgebain I think by stale he meant hard water. Just read up on it or ask an experienced chef. A lot of times they'll use cold water to stay away from the hot water heater which can have a large build up of mineral deposits. Even if it takes longer to boil cold water sometimes the water can have such a strong mineral taste they won't touch it. Chiarello knows his stuff even if he's a bit hollywood. I wish people weren't so focused on cracking jokes, these videos can be really helpful.
The process looks good but the video is completely pointless. You say that too much salt will ruin a brine but you don't tell us how much to use. Water to salt ratio...give us something.
Watching the video closely, it looks to me like 2 cups of salt, 1 cup of brown sugar, a few bayleaves, tablespoon or two of peppercorns. Some other items to consider are orange slices, celery stalks, onion, thyme, rosemary, sage. I throw about an open handfull of all three branches into the brine. Good luck and Happy Thanksgiving
This looks awesome - but any tips on how/if this will work well if you dont' roast the turkey? My mom doesn't want to mess up the inside of the oven with splatter, so I haven't been able to convince her to roast. I'd love to brine, but does it work or matter if you are cooking it another way?
In my experience, most people have never even HEARD of brining their turkey. Also their turkey is dry for (not) doing so. (they also like to steam/braise their turkey in a foil tent, which actually dries out the meat)
Damn it feels wrong to let the poultry come up to room temperature, but i guess the meat is only at room temperature for a short time, before it gets cooked.
Forty five degrees? Hah! Here in Florida, my fridge isn't even that cold
BloodudeXD 2 months ago
He points out that people oversalt their brine, and then doesn't tell us how much salt he puts in it. Utter moron.
ezdeth 2 months ago
If you're using a liquid measuring cup to measure salt, you're doing it all wrong.
jandjorgensen 2 months ago
He makes a point of TOO MUCH SALT , then doesn't say how much to use. Brilliant. This was posted 2 years ago. How stupid is that?
Tiannisha 2 months ago
Michael Chiarello is a god in the kitchen shut up fools!
paintbrawl 2 months ago
WHY ARE YOU DESTROYING THE TURKEY
R33MiXlovesWAYNE 3 months ago
wth? He just wasted all that food to show meaningless ways of how people do it wrong. I bet a little kid in Africa could have eaten that. xD
OnewBias1 5 months ago
Wtf, water isn't bong smoke.... it doesn't get stale...
Camboninja94 5 months ago
he is so out of breath geez calm down
jenmuff369 6 months ago
when you're watching CHOW videos, you're doing it all wrong
MrSquid21 6 months ago
SKIN IF THE FUCKING BEST!!!! BITCH ASS WHORE! MOTHER FUCKING COCK SUCKING ASS HOLE LICK DEMON JIZZ DRINKING GYPSY!
toix48 9 months ago
WASTE OF FOOD.
kiraaleximusic 9 months ago
if one wishes to learn anything (like i do) CHOW is not the place to go for all they do is introduce one to the obvious .
dapletd 9 months ago
1:25 that's the most voluptuous pot I've ever seen. I'm a little turned on.
FuriousPumpkin 9 months ago
This video is absolutely useless. First he tells you that too much salt in the brine is " doing it all wrong " . Then he tells you that brining is so simple " it´s just water, salt and sugar ". So does he tell you how much water, salt and sugar you need for a ( not too salty ) brine ? No ! In the end you still don´t know how to make a brine that is not too salty, which is the main theme of the video. This is video pollution in its purest form. A complete waste of bits, bytes and time.
jaydi54 10 months ago 5
@jaydi54 Use google, or go to chow.com. Not rocket science. And for the first bit, use fucking discretion. I hate people who can't develop common sense.
FFXPWNS 9 months ago
@FFXPWNS Common sense would tell me NOT to make a video which would require the viewer to " google " absent but necessary information which easily could have been and certainly should have been included in the video in the first place. And as far as using " f +++++g discretion, I only have one question. Does your mommy know you use language like that ?
jaydi54 9 months ago 5
i find most of chow videos pretty informative, but the problem with them is that they start by treating us all like a bunch of idiots - and end up wasting a lot of food that could be cooked in the right way right from the start. that's plain wrong.
flaviasantini 1 year ago
well who the fuck throws salt on a turkey
darkbrian788 1 year ago
wtf they do with all the wasted food. i mean people r straving and there just fkn chucking it around
koolaid5684 1 year ago
2:45 HAHA!
MyspacHor911 1 year ago
This was horrible, and his " right" looked wrong.
Cormega006 1 year ago
Loved it. Great Ideas.
sawayoiolani 1 year ago
WELL DONT SPLASH SALT ON IT FOOL
darkbrian788 1 year ago
We don't have Thanksgiving in the UK, and I'v e never even heard of 'brining' a Turkey before. But I might just have to try this on my Christmas Turkey.
camhottylover 1 year ago 2
the wrong way looked better
WoWbob396 1 year ago
...chow makes me feel stupid D:
soberoks666 1 year ago
wow Michael Chiarello did not age well =(
dannymrowr 1 year ago
@dannymrowr yea-i didnt recognize him at first! does he stll do food network shows? cuz this vid seems like a step down for his career!
dionstap 1 year ago
4 things 1 0:30 some people like dryed up turkey your hands won't get silmy.2 0:48 some people like turkey salty that nice taste.3 why get rid of the gibbets they sound funny.4 what if we can't afford two turkeys.
justinmania101 1 year ago
2:46 "the breasts are still juicy and deliceous" 0__o
slacker482 1 year ago
Look , it's Alec Baldwin !
BboyExert 1 year ago
Briniac
ispaniola 1 year ago
youre talking about too much salt yet you dont give measurements of how mcuh salt to put in!? Crazy if u ask me
dfee11 1 year ago
Shouldent wash a turkey , spreads the germs !!
222apple222 2 years ago
@222apple222 dont wash your hands...less germs!
peanutking242 1 year ago
1:25 HAHAHA, As if we all have an empty fridge that we can fit a giant pot into.
dLimboStick 2 years ago
does it really have to be kosher salt???
Glashan 2 years ago
@Glashan
Nope
kenokaasari 2 years ago
Dont tell me how to brine my turkey fool
zebilicious12 2 years ago 43
you're doing it all wrong..err.. i mean correct...
ablack57 2 years ago
Hello, you never told us what ratio of water to sugar to use.
anotherashley1985 2 years ago
Water gets "stale"? Really? What happens...the Hs and Os get tired of being connected?
Bridgebain 2 years ago 49
hahaha good one!
ashah1980 2 years ago
Yeah, water gets stale, it rots.
lindyan 2 years ago
"~Classic comeback!"
ashesfrombones 2 years ago
Not exactly the Hs and Os. It's more about. the bacterial activity in standing water
mamalekas 2 years ago
@Bridgebain Yes, water gets "stale".
It loses the oxygen dissolved in it and that changes the taste somewhat, also CO2 absorption which makes it acidic.
The4LA2Baker0 1 year ago
@The4LA2Baker0 carbonic acid (CO2 in water) is present in most water except freshly BOILED and DISTILED water. So i think his concern of using freshly boiled water vs boiler water is the weird brass/copper/lead taste u get from old boiler water not the oxygen and carbon dioxide content
peanutking242 1 year ago
@Bridgebain it starts to take on the taste of wherever its been sitting
pajamagirl123 1 year ago
@Bridgebain lolol
Cormega006 1 year ago
@Bridgebain Water gives off gases while it sits around. For making tea, it is particularly important to have fresh water, because oxygen plays a large role in extraction. I'm not sure how much difference it would make in brining though.
rafayetn 1 year ago
@rafayetn "Water gives off gases while it sits around..."
What a coincidence, so do I!
nynative4 1 month ago
@Bridgebain Uness you have a water softener your heater will be full of calcium, iron, and lime. He was saying that those could leach into the water.
FFXPWNS 9 months ago
@Bridgebain I think by stale he meant hard water. Just read up on it or ask an experienced chef. A lot of times they'll use cold water to stay away from the hot water heater which can have a large build up of mineral deposits. Even if it takes longer to boil cold water sometimes the water can have such a strong mineral taste they won't touch it. Chiarello knows his stuff even if he's a bit hollywood. I wish people weren't so focused on cracking jokes, these videos can be really helpful.
FuriousPumpkin 1 month ago in playlist Holiday
:P no one eats turkey on thanksgiving! everyone attacks the ham lol
igetby1125 2 years ago
Yea, the recipie would help us :(... good demo though :)
interplanetkitty 2 years ago
The process looks good but the video is completely pointless. You say that too much salt will ruin a brine but you don't tell us how much to use. Water to salt ratio...give us something.
Isitonmine 2 years ago 3
Watching the video closely, it looks to me like 2 cups of salt, 1 cup of brown sugar, a few bayleaves, tablespoon or two of peppercorns. Some other items to consider are orange slices, celery stalks, onion, thyme, rosemary, sage. I throw about an open handfull of all three branches into the brine. Good luck and Happy Thanksgiving
Isitonmine 2 years ago
precisely!
rawr0206 2 years ago
lol he threw away the morton and used diamond crystal the only pure salt
Chilax 2 years ago
like the way you are staight forward.
bulkfull 2 years ago
You don't have to put butter or oil befor putting the turkey it in the oven???
How many sugar, water &salt?
yes CrashGames2108, I have never HEARD of brining the turkey.
Please iam waiting for the response.
Thanks in advance.
Gcards45 2 years ago
Michael Chiarello is the man
TheStallion234 2 years ago
This looks awesome - but any tips on how/if this will work well if you dont' roast the turkey? My mom doesn't want to mess up the inside of the oven with splatter, so I haven't been able to convince her to roast. I'd love to brine, but does it work or matter if you are cooking it another way?
jamlaw 2 years ago
It works no matter how you cook the turkey.
TheStallion234 2 years ago
how many salt...water...and pepper corn?
aznboi13 2 years ago
If my $32 turkey is ruined u are SSOOO dead! (jk)
michelle13579123 2 years ago
Give it a try. I brine mine and it is the best turkey I had cooked
kayhawk89 2 years ago
In my experience, most people have never even HEARD of brining their turkey. Also their turkey is dry for (not) doing so. (they also like to steam/braise their turkey in a foil tent, which actually dries out the meat)
CrashGames2108 2 years ago 3
Jive ass turkey
Syntox 2 years ago 4
Chef Chiarello! :)
kidlatdakila 2 years ago
FINALLY -
One of these ChowTips that I ACTUALLY agree with!
AWESOME!
=)
TimoJulz 2 years ago
Damn it feels wrong to let the poultry come up to room temperature, but i guess the meat is only at room temperature for a short time, before it gets cooked.
oopoo64 2 years ago
i am Argentinean, we do not cook turkey that much... you know thanksgiving is not celebrated at all.
but all the turkey i ate in north america was terrible, i will try to do this one day, i have renew faith in this dish.
nestorrfortuna 2 years ago 2
hey he's from the Food Network Chiarello.
oscarrs13 2 years ago
Michael is gettin old!!
FlipSnipeZ 2 years ago
but doesnt leaving meat out increase the chance of food poisioning?? ya that what i thought
pinky2389 2 years ago
Not if you cook it after... the heat will kill all bacterias that might have developed. (We're not talking about leaving it out for 2 weeks here...).
FLWIRS 2 years ago
ice chest... and ice
michu070 2 years ago
its called putting it in the oven after.....
onepwnzoringnoob 2 years ago
HUNGRY
nephildevil 2 years ago 2
2 days
varunasingh 2 years ago
did hejust put somthing hot in the fridge.......... how long did this guy spend in catering school,
everybody else if you like your fridge not broken dont do this :)
trainyhull 2 years ago
He said to let it cool down to room temperature and then put it in the fridge. :)
GmodMark 2 years ago 2
ohh did he my bad =/, i just saw a steaming liquid being put in the fridge and neerly had a heart attack, god im sad :) hahaha
trainyhull 2 years ago
Please, listen to what he says before talking.
anozir 2 years ago
He said to prepare the brine a day before you need it and let it cool to room temperature before putting it in the fridge
garith21 2 years ago
very well done, I like this guy.
lilballerina 2 years ago
i dont like this music... turkey looks good tho.
n4v32x 2 years ago
someone robs your car they are gonna have a feast and ..... a new car.
HeavyWeightGunner 2 years ago
mmmmmm raw chicken
howycwap 2 years ago
oi oi
ojp1991 2 years ago