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Thanks everyone for the kind words. I will definitely do my whole chickens this way from now on. It cooked faster and was very juicy.
Stay safe everyone.
Bill
1st time Spatchcock chicken on the grill. Wife did an amazing job of prepping the chicken. She cut it and then added a little olive oil and Jeff’s bbq rub. Grilled at 350 with a little cherry and pecan wood mix about 25 minutes each side and 10 minutes of Stubb’s sweet bbq sauce to finish it up...
I use cornstarch on mine. It works really well. I add it to my dry rub mix in ziplock and throw in the wings. Let sit a few hours and then ready to go.
Thanks for the positive feedback. I first marinated the wings in a zip lock bag with a Parmesan garlic sauce for four hours. Smoked at 250-275 temp for a little over three hours. Finished them off on the gas grill at 400 just to give a quick crisping.
Smoked some Wings for New Year’s Day. Used some maple and pecan wood. Finished it off on gas grill to crisp it up a bit. The Wife and I enjoyed it very much.
Thank you all for the positive comments. After trimming the meat I did a dry brine consisting of kosher salt, onion and garlic powder, smoked paprika and then finished off with cracked pepper. Let it sit in refrigerator overnight. Then before grilling mixed butter with fresh cut thyme...
Hi Everyone,
Hope everyone is enjoying the holidays. Last night I made my first prime rib roast on the grill. Thanks to everyone on this forum and their wonderful advice,it came out Amazing. The whole family enjoyed it. Here a few photos.
Bill
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