Thanks IamMadMan!

[mcyork28]

Huge thanks to IamMadMan! Received a package of Oakridge Game Changer Brine & Injection that he was kind enough to send to me. I have been wanting to try this for quite a while but just haven't gotten around to doing it. I will put this to good use soon and post a thread detailing the cook.



Matt

 

[TedW]

How totally farkin' cool! Very generous of IamMadMan. I hope you'll share your thoughts once you've tested it

 

[toymaster]

I won 1st place chicken in my last 2 contests with this. I'm hooked :thumb:

 

[sylntghost]

I won 1st place chicken in my last 2 contests with this. I'm hooked :thumb:

I have some I have not used yet. How do you mix yours?

 

[mcyork28]

I won 1st place chicken in my last 2 contests with this. I'm hooked :thumb:

Would Oakridge Secret Weapon Pork and Chicken Rub be a good compliment to this or is there to much salt in it?

 

[smoke ninja]

My package was at the local post office last night and should be delivered today.

I happen to be off today due to the rain. I may be getting a littlecwet this afternoon.

 

[AceQue]

I've used some of the Oakridge rubs before, but not the brine yet. I think I need to place an order soon and change that.

 

[IamMadMan]

The Oakridge Game Changer Brine is an awesome product......

I used to brine chicken with good results using a generic brine recipe tweaked to my liking. While the chicken was moist it was lacking flavor, even when using a finishing rub. Then I found Oakridge Game Changer Brine and it seemed like the flavors just exploded in my mouth. Yes, it's a brine and it keeps the chicken moist, even the breasts, but more importantly it also imparts great flavor with a hint of sweetness.

I also like to use Oakridge Game Bird and Chicken Rub because it has a little sweetness and a little hint of heat that both compliment the natural flavors of the chicken.

 

[mcyork28]

The Oakridge Game Changer Brine is an awesome product......

I used to brine chicken with good results using a generic brine recipe tweaked to my liking. While the chicken was moist it was lacking flavor, even when using a finishing rub. Then I found Oakridge Game Changer Brine and it seemed like the flavors just exploded in my mouth. Yes, it's a brine and it keeps the chicken moist, even the breasts, but more importantly it also imparts great flavor with a hint of sweetness.

I also like to use Oakridge Game Bird and Chicken Rub because it has a little sweetness and a little hint of heat that both compliment the natural flavors of the chicken.

Thanks, do you use that in combination with the brine?

 

[IamMadMan]

Thanks, do you use that in combination with the brine?

Yes, I let the skin cook a little then a very light brushing of olive oil to help the rub stick. No, it is not salty.

On your first cook, I would suggest cooking a few pieces with just the brine so you can taste the flavor imparted by the brine and then move on to your next flavor addition from there.

 

[smoke ninja]

Package recieved.



Trial cook to tomorrow