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Recent content by Half-Inch Stud

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    North Alabama Newbie, Never Operated a BBQ Smoker, need to learn

    Hey thanks Chris, it's good to hear that basc SPOG will give a good result. We used the wet minced garlic from a jar instead of the powdered garlic which gives bad breath.
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    North Alabama Newbie, Never Operated a BBQ Smoker, need to learn

    @gmc2003 Yea the temp was too high. Good to hear the effectwas the cause. I monitored that temp gauge to be 375-420 and it was 410 most of the time. Tough 2 hens after that. Hey had a great dark-meat sandwich for lunch today, and the other hen was put to the crock pot and made great broth...
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    North Alabama Newbie, Never Operated a BBQ Smoker, need to learn

    Yea the rub went on before cooking. We ate and the meat was the toughest i ever had to wrestle off a bone. Supposing 375-420F for 90 minutes was too hot for too long huh. Wife figures the free-range grass fed hens need specific cooking instructions.
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    North Alabama Newbie, Never Operated a BBQ Smoker, need to learn

    Cooked two 3 lb hens today. Then had rub on them. Just got off the grilll, so i gotta go. Wife says rub was too salty.
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    North Alabama Newbie, Never Operated a BBQ Smoker, need to learn

    So i got this Brinkman from curbside, restored it to new, and it fires up clean. Got hens that stopped laying, and made some dry rub. Hens are probably 1 lb each when cleaned. They are still free ranging but soon to be on the menu. How to proceed? Warm grill on propane to 275f via the...
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