2 Whole Birds

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Smoke Blower
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Apr 6, 2012
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Simpsonville,SC
Allegro With Kicking Chicken 
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I have never brined one, I might have to try that. What does it do? Mine is very juicy with a nice smoke, melt in your mouth soft and tender.
 
Depends what kind of brine you're using, but it just adds another layer of flavor profile to them.  For example, if you love garlic, make up a garlic-based brine and soak them a few hours to overnight; you'll get that underlying flavor all the way through the meat, not just on the surface.

I'm a cure nut and love to brine them with a salt-sugar-cure#1 curing brine so they adapt a naturally hammy flavor all the way through, like smoked turkey ham (see "Wet Curing Brine" in my sig line).  Like crab boil?  Mix up a crab boil Old Bay brine and some Cajun spices.  It's fun to experiment!  But, do it safely and follow all sanitation and refrigeration guidelines, too!
 
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I injected the birds with Allegro original and then hit them with Kick'n Chicken,wood-Pitmasters choice in a AMNPS lit on both ends. Smoked @260* til IT   of 185* using et-732 and the probe from my MENS.
 
Sweet looking birds, I'm doing two birds tomorrow, big question is to brine or not...?... now to see where to get [color= rgb(24, 24, 24)]Kick'n Chicken at.[/color]
 
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might have to do that with a crawfish boil water MMM!! then some fresh corn into the smoker for a couple of hrs!
 
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