Spun yard bird

[sudsandswine]

Had to do yard work tonight so I put the Weber kettle rotisserie to work. I think the last time I used it was for Thanksgiving turkeys :twitch:

I snagged a Sanderson Farms bird the last time I was at the store, Ive been real happy with the chicken I cook from them. I dry brined it with kosher salt and finely ground black pepper Friday night...took me 3 days to get around to cooking it.

My garage kettle doesnt have a dome thermometer so I dont really know what it was cooking at, guessing 400* or so. The last of a random bag of KBB from who knows when and and a single chunk of cherry. Took about 90 minutes to finish. I even managed to take the temp of the bird while it was spinning with my Thermoworks Thermapen :clap:

The skin is fried to a crisp and all bubbly...should be tasty :thumb:

 

[tom b]

bad azz bird! I did the same tonight, little guy 2.2 lb

 

[sudsandswine]

That was a wee little bird...this one was about 4lbs I think.

 

[ShadowDriver]

Good lookin' bird on the spit!

 

[KB BBQ]

That skin looks good, nice job.

 

[cowgirl]

Looks delicious! Great color too!

 

[sudsandswine]

Got it all cut up, picked the carcass clean, and I obviously ate both oysters and a wing section for a job well done. Did a MSU beef shank stew in the Instant Pot last night, meal prepped for the week with cheap eats. :thumb:

 

[Titch]

Looks a perfect cook,
best way to cook a Chook I reckon,:thumb:

 

[Big George's BBQ]

Nicely done awesome color

 

[KClandcruiser]

That skin looks fantastic! Great looking bird!

 

[Pedro7]

Looks great!! I love my rotisserie. Comes out great every time!!

 

[BillN]

Beautiful bird, spun to perfection.