Holiday Turkey

Chef Jason Hill of CookingSessions.com shares his favorite holiday turkey recipe. This HD video will show how to cook turkey easily using a turkey brine made the day ahead. This roast turkey is the perfect solution to your Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner. In this turkey video you'll learn how to make a turkey brine recipe, how long to cook a turkey and how to carve a turkey. For the complete recipe, go to CookingSessions.com

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[AvantiSignora]

what's the cooking spray?where can i buy it?thanks,looks really nice :)

[ChefTips]

@AvantiSignora

Hi. Cooking spray is a canola based oil spray. You can order it online if you can't find it at a store. =]

[silvertico]

Thank You

[ChefTips]

@silvertico You're welcome!

[Piedutch]

Hey Jason, As for a kid like me, I'm unable to cook a turkey but seriously, thanks for giving out really simple recipes in your web, like "Cheese Omelet" and "Garlic Mashed Potato" It really helps me. :D

[ChefTips]

You're welcome! Glad you enjoy the recipes!

[rickyriffle]

Oh god! I wish my mom saw this before making some weird experimental turkey.

[MadBadVoodo]

HAPPY THANKSGIVING Jason!!

Five Stars!!

[Dragonnoodle1]

Im hungry now!

[PaddyInExile]

I would always stuff the bird with a few slices of bacon too.....

[JimboJitsu]

I BBQ Smoked some game hens in a brine (my first brine) and although the meat was juicy I think the smoke over powered the flavors of the brine. I used dry herbs from Knox Spice Co and cooked them on low and cooled before adding to the brine. I will have to try it again without BBQ smoking them.

thanks for the nicely done show and the inspiration for Brine!

[ChefTips]

@JimboJitsu

What a great question. The herbs definitely add flavor to the brine which transfers a small amount of flavor into the bird. It is not an over powering flavor by any means.