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Mister Bob

Babbling Farker
Joined
Jun 15, 2009
Location
Scituate, RI
Rub applied to the bottom side

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Rub applied to the top

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A pad of butter on each thigh

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Into the BGE running at 275 degrees

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Let it go 'til the internal temperature was 190 (I like 'em real tender)

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Out of the EGG and into the sauce

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Back onto the EGG for 15 minutes

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And this is how they turned out. Moist, tender and delicious, with bite through skin. To see how I trimmed them, go to The Hog Blog by clicking on the link in my signature.

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Happy New Year!



Happy New Year!
 
Competition quality looking thighs for sure.
Did you brine them or no?

Thank you. No, I don't brine my thighs for comps (though I have tried it in the past), I marinate. This method of cooking seems to keep them moist, and I prefer the texture of un-brined thighs. For this cook, I did neither and they still turned out great.

I'll add that for comps, I cover the pan for the second hour to make sure they stay moist.
 
Those thighs look great

Made me hungry and warm both at the same time.

That is a welcome sensation combo any time of the year.

Thanks for sharing your expertise with us.
 
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