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Phubar

somebody shut me the fark up.
Joined
Apr 24, 2009
Location
Utrecht,TheNetherPharkinglands
Rubbed the chicken with olive oil and a mixture of...


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The rice was cooked in chicken bouillon.
Bouillon,beans and rub were from last Phriday cooking...



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That had to be freaking awesome!!!! I will be making some SM Spicy apple and SM Cherry rubbed ribs this weekend!

I would love to have a couple of them legs to be taking to school tonight and eat them in front of all my class mates....lol.....Great prOn man!!
 
How come I never ate like that when I was in Amsterdam??? I did find this crazy area called the red light district though. Interesting picture windows there.
 
OK, I'm sure you've posted a million times before about how you've got such amazing results on your (very limited?) Weber GA.
I need to love my WGA more and would dearly love some blow by blow guidance on how to turn out a meal like yours on it. Every post I see of yours is amazing and makes me realise I could do mo on my WGA.
1. How do you shield the chick bits from the fierce heat from the amazingly close coals? - I see tin foil in your pic, please elucidate.
2. The veg. / cast iron pots - did you cook elsewhare and reheat or have you a plan for the WGA?

Keep well, keep posting - and I'll keep lurking!
 
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