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Babbling Farker
just a little cook i did on sunday for my wife's co-worker. she's been craving BBQ chicken.
i spatchcocked a bell and evans chicken. this was my first time, needed a bit of help to get it done, but turned out pretty well.
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then i mixed up some oakridge gamechanger and poured it into the bowl with the chicken after it had cooled to 40* in the freezer.
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let it sit in there for 4 hours in the fridge, rinsed, and sprinkled with oakridge secret weapon. i put it under the skin and on. i was using my left hand to sprinkle and wound up putting waaay too much on the surface, you'll see the results of that in the last pic. not ideal but alas, it'll still be tasty.
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onto the kettle indirect @ 325* with a small chunk of applewood.
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i expected @ 1.5 hour cook time so i checked it a little before the hour mark. thigh was 185*!!!! crap. i was shooting for 150*. another thing to pay closer attention to in the future.
anyway, i sauced with some blues hog smoky mountain and TR. and let that set for @ 5 minutes and pulled it off to rest.
you can see where the excess rub built up into blobs on the surface. not the nice laquered finish i was shooting for, but again, still it'll be tasty.
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i sliced a small peice off to test and to my surprise it was not dry and stringy, but tender, flavorful, and , moist. i think they'll have a nice lunch today.
*edit* how do i remove this pic? vvvvv it doesn't appear in the post when i go to edit.
i spatchcocked a bell and evans chicken. this was my first time, needed a bit of help to get it done, but turned out pretty well.
View attachment 63882
then i mixed up some oakridge gamechanger and poured it into the bowl with the chicken after it had cooled to 40* in the freezer.
View attachment 63883
let it sit in there for 4 hours in the fridge, rinsed, and sprinkled with oakridge secret weapon. i put it under the skin and on. i was using my left hand to sprinkle and wound up putting waaay too much on the surface, you'll see the results of that in the last pic. not ideal but alas, it'll still be tasty.
View attachment 63884
onto the kettle indirect @ 325* with a small chunk of applewood.
View attachment 63885
i expected @ 1.5 hour cook time so i checked it a little before the hour mark. thigh was 185*!!!! crap. i was shooting for 150*. another thing to pay closer attention to in the future.
anyway, i sauced with some blues hog smoky mountain and TR. and let that set for @ 5 minutes and pulled it off to rest.
you can see where the excess rub built up into blobs on the surface. not the nice laquered finish i was shooting for, but again, still it'll be tasty.
View attachment 63887
i sliced a small peice off to test and to my surprise it was not dry and stringy, but tender, flavorful, and , moist. i think they'll have a nice lunch today.
*edit* how do i remove this pic? vvvvv it doesn't appear in the post when i go to edit.
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