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I only wrapped them in foil when I put them in the oven. I smoked them first for 5 hours and then wrapped in foil and baked for 2 hours in the oven at 365 degrees. Then unwrapped and baked one hour at 340 degrees.
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Hi everyone.
Last time I made merguez (not smoked, fresh sausage) it was ok but I felt the filling was too pasty and it broke. After some people here gave opinions and I read a bunch of other threads I figured I would invest in a grinder and sausage stuffer. The first batch was made with the...
Welcome and greetings from South Florida. I'm new here as well and this forum is excellent. The best info anywhere and truly interested and friendly folks.
Happy smoking :)
Amira
The way I do it is by baking, uncovered in the oven. This way the fat melts away basting the chicken and leaves a nice crispy skin. I wouldn't turn the pieces and leave the skin side up at all times. Also, it's better if the pieces aren't overlapping each others.
375 degrees for 45 minutes...
Thanks! I'm very happy it turned out. The more I work on this new technique (smoking that is) the more I see how much there is to learn even after being a professional chef for 20 years.. Nothing better than learning new things as the years go by :)
Here's a good article that explains the smoke ring.. and it has nothing to do with smoke!
http://amazingribs.com/tips_and_technique/mythbusting_the_smoke_ring.html
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