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handsonfire

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Sep 22, 2011
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NW Florida
Threw some Walmart wings and drums into the ME after using a modified slaughterhouse rub on them for Mothers Day. Smoking with hickory, Jack Daniels oak, and cherry (mixed). First time posting images..so hope they go thru..

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Smoke smells so good.

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Nice black and seasoned ME30

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First few minutes..couple of hours to hour

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I figure 5 to 10 minutes on a hot grill after 2 hours and should be ready..

Happiest of Mothers day all...
 
After two hours at 250

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Just before heading to the grill

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5 minutes each side on the grill to crisp the skin

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Final bucket of chicken ready to be tossed in some sauce

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Next time...

Increase the amount of brown sugar in recipe

3 minutes on the grill

Other than that, the mothers were quite happy with the little bit of zing and sweet smoky taste
 
 
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Anyway, I was about to say I love good caramelized crispy skin! That looks great in fact...It don't need no Stinking Sauce!...
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...JJ

BTW... Watch adding a lot of Sugar to a rub, you will have to lower the heat on the Grill and crisp them slowly. Brown Sugar is the worst for burning followed by White. Turbinado or Sugar in the Raw is your best choice.
 
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Some good looking wings from here. Did they have a little spice?

Mike
Mike .. I modified a standard slauterhouse rub by halfing the cayenne (since the mothers like a little kick but not alot). Came out just right for them, just a light kick...

..r..Steve
 
Anyway, I was about to say I love good caramelized crispy skin! That looks great in fact...It don't need no Stinking Sauce!...
biggrin.gif
...JJ

BTW... Watch adding a lot of Sugar to a rub, you will have to lower the heat on the Grill and crisp them slowly. Brown Sugar is the worst for burning followed by White. Turbinado or Sugar in the Raw is your best choice.
Actually ate my few pieces without any sauce. It was the mothers that wanted a honey bbq sauce on it. Was their day so just smiled and tossed them
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thanks .. I did not know that about the different sugar caramelizing times. Used a light brown sugar in the rub and it was almost burnt in the short time it was on the grill..
 
Great looking chicken! I use "Sugar in the Raw" in all my rubs. If I feel that I need the crispy caramelizing that white or brown sugar brings to the party I'll replace about a 1/4 of Sugar in the Raw with some brown sugar.
 
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