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Cook your chicken until you hit 155*. Let cool to room temp. Then when you are ready, crank up the grill to about 350*and cook until you hit 165-170*.
If you sauce them, watch them closely, so they get a bit dark, but not burned.
They look funny, but can cook very low (180*) to over (800*)
These are very fuel efficient. There is nothing you can't cook, in any weather, with one load of lump. These are the Cadillac of Ceramic cookers.
http://www.komodokamado.com/KomodoKa...d=30&Itemid=63
Hello
I am Fast Freddie from Love Shack BBQ.
I do competition cooking and catering.
I am also a CBJ.
I am a Fence Contractor by trade in Northern California.
Cookers
ECB
Weber Kettle
NBBD Offset
FEC100 controlled by a Stoker instead of the Traeger control.
Komodo Kamado
FEC500
Soon an Oyler700...
I am looking for a new pit. What features should be included in the pit?
I do competition cooking and some catering and a whole lot of barbecuing at home.
Thanks
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