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View Poll Results: What is your preferred cooking style for whole poultry?
Horizontal 7 6.67%
Vertical ("Beercan"-Style) 17 16.19%
Rotisserie 21 20.00%
Spatchcocked 56 53.33%
Cut in Halves 4 3.81%
Cut in Pieces 0 0%
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Old 10-12-2012, 04:47 PM   #31
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^^^Yup, that's basically the same except my rack is flat and fits in the aluminum pan, but is otherwise the exact same result.

Like I said...maybe that is the same as horizontal, but I have a feeling it is not quite the same as what was intended for the horizontal option.
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Old 10-12-2012, 05:10 PM   #32
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Originally Posted by The_Kapn View Post
This "may" be what Biggie was referring to:



From my Capon cook.

I spatch, part out, or cook whole depending on what I want to acomplish.

I tried beer can a few times and did not care for it--just me.

Good Eats no matter how it is cooked.

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My lovely wife has been dry brining (ok, salting...) chix and cooking them this way in the pic. She turns up the heat in the oven throughout the cook - she may be finishing at 500. They have been turning out fanfarkingtastic and I want to take her method to the smoker and see how it goes. Skin is amazing, chix are crazy juicy, great drippings, etc.
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Spatch....distant direct
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