Large Ziploc Bags to Brine Turkey

By

Poor But Proud

I just used a bucket that pickles came out of. Just about any 5 gallon would hold a medium turkey.
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By Judy (Guest Post)

The turkey sized oven cooking bags will work well if you tie them tightly at the top.

Judy

By

TC in MO

Emeril uses a black trash bag and puts it in a cooler. I've never tried it, but it sounded good.

TC in MO

By

shishi

The Ziploc bags are all made of the same material, so the XXL one should work fine for the turkey. Set it on a rimmed cookie sheet just in case of a puncture, and to prevent the rolling mentioned by an earlier poster!

By

Mama2one

I've used the large ziploc. The only issue is that it will want to roll out of the fridge. Otherwise, worked great!

By (Guest Post)

I don't have room in my fridge to brine a turkey, so I use a cooler. I put lots of ice chunks in and around the turkey and it stays nicely all night until ready to grill or bake. I make ice chunks in 3 pound tubs that I get margarine in. Or cottage cheese containers work also.

By

momma30

I've done this! You'll want to double bag xxl freezer bags or oven bags and set them in a large bowl in the fridge.

By Dannie (Guest Post)

I'm not sure about the Ziplock brand (the XXL ones I have only say "not recommended for microwave use"). You may want to contact Ziplock about it.But the Hefty Jumbo (2.5 gallon) are for food storage also. I don't know if they make a larger size.