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Comp Chicken Practice Perfected (pron)

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Fired up the drum with some wicked good charcoal, chunk of native texas pecan heart wood, cherry Fruitawoods. Cooked @350. Finally got the glaze to the right thickness and flavor that it's a one bite wonder now! Oh man wish I could of let you try a peice.
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That looks great! When split them open like that, do they take about the same amount of time to cook as not split?
 
It seems to be about the same as doing the ceramic chicken sitter. About 1hr 20 min
I'm able to marinade and get better flavor deeper in the meat as compared to marinade/brining whole
 
Great looking bird. Looks tasty đź‘Ť


Have fun and happy smoking
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Comp question: how would you present that in the box?

Down here in Tx, all chicken turn Ins are halves, halves with bite sized peices, or 2 halves in a larger box. Was not worried about presentation In these pics. Just use the box to Mimic typical rest times in comps
 
Looks great! If it tastes so good, Why you wanting to share it:decision:
 
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