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I spatchcock- and have brined similar to others who have replied. However the last two times I have soaked the bird in orange juice, pineapple juice, a bit of teriyaki and some minced garlic, for a day and a half. The flavor is incredible.
Threw some chicken quarters and a rack of ribs on my OK Joe offset today -going great and then the wind really whipped up (I'm in Fort Worth). I remembered that Aaron Franklin said he keeps his firebox door open - so I did it and 3 hrs later going strong. Really like the confidence this site...
thanks to everyone for posting the informative instructions to double smoke a ham. I did one Christmas morning and it was picked clean! Soon easy. Thanks again and Merry Christmas!
so my family wants my brisket along with the usual turkeys I smoke for Christmas this year. While planning and timing things out I was wondering - what is the max I could let my brisket rest (wrapped in towels in my yeti cooler)? I usually rest them 2 hours or so on a typical smoke. I don't...
I have smoked several turkeys, and several rests too. Was wondering if it was possible to either cut the meat off the breast bone first, or maybe find a boneless breast to smoke. Not sure if they are even sold that way. Anyway appreciate any info Thanks!
GaryHibbert -
I took some nice size tenders, and soaked them for 30 hrs in Pineapple Juiice. Then I coated them in some chicken rub I have, slivered a jalapeno, and wrapped them in bacon. Then I coated the bacon with brown sugar. They really turned out fantastic - super easy and everyone...
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