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James Montigny

Knows what a fatty is.
Joined
Dec 11, 2011
Location
Raymore, MO
MOINK Ball Appetizer with Gates BBQ sauce
Last night's batch was such a hit, I decided to make more.
I also added some of my leftover spare rib rub to this batch to give them an extra kick.
I put them on the lower rack early thinking it would take longer to cook but they were done by the time I went to put the chicken on.
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Chicken, two split 5lbs. One done with teriyaki marinade and one done with citrus and onion.
These took a little over 2 hours to fully cook,
it's the first time I've done a chicken that did not have the ribcage removed.
I prefer to do these semi-deboned because they cook faster and tend to stay juicier.
Having been though the food poisoning thing before, I make absolutely
sure to cook birds until there is no sign of non-clear fluids.

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Chicken with citrus and onion marinade. Served with bessel sprouts and seasoned crinkle fries.
Even my picky eater finished his food tonight. That's a win in my book.

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It all looks great, James! About what temperature would you say you were cooking the chicken?
225-250* for the most part.
It was 20* out today and extremely windy so we had some ups and downs.
Chicken is very forgiving when it comes to cooking temps.
 
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