GREENVILLE —
Rita Haldeman, the Herald-Banner's advertising director, shares one of her favorite holiday recipes: Turkey Brine Mixture, which gives the turkey a delicious flavor.
1 cup of Coarse Sea Salt
½ cup of brown sugar
1 Tablespoon of sweetened, dried, finely chopped cransberries
1 Tablespoon of Orange Zest
1 Tablespoon of dried, chopped apples
½ teaspoon of thyme
½ teaspoon of rosemary
½ teaspoon of sage
1/8 teaspoon of garlic powder
3 shakes of red pepper flakes
Combine all dry ingredients and add mix to one gallon of boiling water.
Cool thoroughly.
Place 18-20 pound turkey in a very large container that contains the brine and cover.
Keep turkey in the refrigerator or on ice from 12 to 24 hours.
Remove turkey from brine soak and rinse well with cold water.
Pat dry and roast turkey as you normally would.
Top News
Turkey Brine Mixture
- Top News
-
-
Ebrahim named interim city manager
Director of Public Works Massoud Ebrahim was appointed Monday as the interim city manager for the City of Greenville.
-
Testimony begins in Brown capital murder trial
Stella Michelle “Doc” Ray was already a teacher for the Caddo Mills Independent School District two years ago, but had just earned her doctorate degree and was planning on taking a professorship at a college in Marshall.
-
First phase of street program under way
The City of Greenville is moving ahead with a street reconstruction project approved by voters earlier this month.
-
City seeking bids on water tower project
The City of Greenville is seeking bids from companies interested in rehabbing one of the city’s big elevated water storage tanks.
- Tornado damages much of Oklahoma City suburb
- Opening arguments in Micah Brown capital murder trial
- Chance of severe weather tonight through Tuesday
-
Interim city manager to be named
The Greenville City Council is expected tonight to appoint an interim city manager.
-
City to wrap up first round of mosquito spraying
The City of Greenville will wrap up its first round of spraying for mosquitoes tonight.
-
Report: Half of county back under ‘severe’ drought
Hunt County, or at least half of it, is again under “severe” drought conditions.
- More Top News Headlines
-
Ebrahim named interim city manager
Raw: Widespread Destruction in Moore, Okla.
Raw: Massive Funnel Clouds in Oklahoma
Raw: Japan's WWII Atrocities Under Fire in Seoul
Voters Could Elect LA's First Female Mayor
Raw: Rescuers Pull Tornado Survivors to Safety
Oklahoma Gov: 'Hearts Are Broken' After Tornado
Raw: Walking in a Flattened Okla. Neighborhood
Raw: Rescue Workers Search Oklahoma School
Raw: Witness Describes Scene After Okla. Tornado
Raw: Aftermath of Massive Tornado in Oklahoma
Raw: House Burns After Massive Oklahoma Tornado
Raw: Tornado on the Ground in Oklahoma
Split-second Choice Ended With NY Student Dead
White House Backs 'Shield Law' for Media
Wave of Attacks Kills Scores in Iraq
Pug Life on Display at Wisconsin Festival
Company Promises to Make All Snail Mail Digital
Analyst: Tumblr Fills Void in Yahoo's Offerings
