robert-r
is Blowin Smoke!
This is the 4th time I've cooked this recipe. We love it at our house.
The rub.
Bird goes for a spin in the 18.5. Apple and cherry for smoke. KBB for fire.
Ready to pull. The breast measures 170* internal temp.
Time to eat!
Delish.
A few changes for this cook: am still horsing around with the Hunsaker firebasket clone, checking out the Meater and cooked at 350* vs 450*.
I'm starting to like the firebasket. The grease dripping off the chicken burning on the diffuser gives the meat a great flavor.
One issue with using the Meater is that I still have to have a probe to monitor pit temp until the meat is placed in the cooker. Not a problem, just never thought about it before.
For some reason the Meater was seeing pit temp 30* or so below what the probe (Thermoworks Smoke) was registering. Possibly because it rotates with the chicken and is shielded from bottom heat 1/2 the time? Dunno. I really like the range of the Meater when linked to wifi. I can watch TV while dinner is cooking on the other side of the house - about 3 rooms away. It also updates the eta of the meat as the cook progresses which is a nice feature.
Cooked at 350* this time. Last cook (undocumented) was 450 - 500* and the skin became a little too carbonato. 350* sure increases cooking time. The skin was not crisp but it wasn't rubbery, either. The meat sure was juicy & tender. Next time, will go for 400*.
recipe:
https://barbecuebible.com/recipe/peruvian-style-spit-roasted-chicken-green-sauce/
https://barbecuebible.com/recipe/green-sauce/
The rub.
Bird goes for a spin in the 18.5. Apple and cherry for smoke. KBB for fire.
Ready to pull. The breast measures 170* internal temp.
Time to eat!
Delish.
A few changes for this cook: am still horsing around with the Hunsaker firebasket clone, checking out the Meater and cooked at 350* vs 450*.
I'm starting to like the firebasket. The grease dripping off the chicken burning on the diffuser gives the meat a great flavor.
One issue with using the Meater is that I still have to have a probe to monitor pit temp until the meat is placed in the cooker. Not a problem, just never thought about it before.
For some reason the Meater was seeing pit temp 30* or so below what the probe (Thermoworks Smoke) was registering. Possibly because it rotates with the chicken and is shielded from bottom heat 1/2 the time? Dunno. I really like the range of the Meater when linked to wifi. I can watch TV while dinner is cooking on the other side of the house - about 3 rooms away. It also updates the eta of the meat as the cook progresses which is a nice feature.
Cooked at 350* this time. Last cook (undocumented) was 450 - 500* and the skin became a little too carbonato. 350* sure increases cooking time. The skin was not crisp but it wasn't rubbery, either. The meat sure was juicy & tender. Next time, will go for 400*.
recipe:
https://barbecuebible.com/recipe/peruvian-style-spit-roasted-chicken-green-sauce/
https://barbecuebible.com/recipe/green-sauce/
