Name: Smoked Turkey Poss Dup
Ingredients: 12 lb Turkey; 1 c Wine white, dry; 1 Onion, whole; 1 Garlic clove, whole; 1 tb Liquid Smoke; 1 ts Mint, dried; crushed; 2 tb Parsley; chopped; 6 dr Peychaud's bitters; 2 tb Worcestershire sauce; per Fred Towner Submitted By SAM WARING

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
	Cajun	Cajun, Smoker, Turkey	12	Servings

INGREDIENTS

12	lb	Turkey
1	c	Wine white, dry
1		Onion, whole
1		Garlic clove, whole
1	tb	Liquid Smoke
1	ts	Mint, dried; crushed
2	tb	Parsley; chopped
6	dr	Peychaud's bitters
2	tb	Worcestershire sauce
		per Fred Towner Submitted By SAM WARING

INSTRUCTIONS

WATER PAN SEASONINGS
Prepare smoker.  While briquets are starting to burn, sprinkle carcass and
cavity with salt and cayenne pepper. I put a whole onion inside the cavity,
but you can make a stuffing if you like. Be careful not to use ingredients
in the stuffing that will spoil too quickly.
I put a pork roast on the top rack of my smoker and a turkey on the bottom
rack.  Then I fill the water pan plumb up and let it cook while I sleep at
night.
From Justin Wilson's Gourmet and Gourmand Cookbook
<SAM.WARING@382-91-12.IMA.INFOMAIL.COM>  On   MON, 20 NOV 1995 145822 GMT
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