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dadsr4

somebody shut me the fark up.
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Feb 8, 2010
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Howell, MI
I have two chickens to rotisserie this weekend. Due to my wife's health issues, brining and eating the skin are out, so a rub on the skin is wasted. I usually put limes or lemons and spices in the cavity, and rub under the skin, but it occurred to me that there might be other possibilities I've missed. Thank you.
 
If I where ditching the skin anyhow I would go low n slow to let the smoke really work into the meat. I'd also go with herbs and garlic under the skin and in cavity to change things up.
 
I might be asking a stupid question but could you ditch the skin and make a "mustard slather" and put on the meat? Is it more of a "salt content" thing?
 
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