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Yes.
Cuz my momma did, and her momma did, and her momma did.......
I have tried it both ways: with brining and without brining. Brining certainly seems to add more flavor and the chicken definitely stays moister.
In fact we always brined our poultry (Tx farm girl here), whether it was that...
Oh ChefRob. This looks delicious. Was the onion already diced when you smoked it, and can you give me any other details about how that was done: temp., time, doneness?
Welcome from Austin, TX. I used a Weber Genesis for years to smoke chicken. I made aluminum foil packages, put in wood chips -- not chunks, and put them on top of the flavorizer bars. Then I used indirect heat.
Hope this helps. You're going to get all the info you need in this forum. Happy...
Wow. You are way ahead of most noobs with those mods and thinking ahead. Welcome from Austin, TX. We look forward to your Qviews. You're gonna love the ideas you get from this forum.
Those look delish. I'm seeing more and more chicken breasts on the forum. I was always afraid they would get too dry. Looks like I was wrong. Guess it's time to try some.
But it doesn't produce a good smoke.
Hi Chris. Welcome from Austin, TX. Maybe you could put the cat in before you start the coals. Sorry, a dog person here.
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