After reading how breast notoriously dry out, I decided to try it anyway. I was pleased with the results, as was my company. I did two batches. The first batch, I used a brine recipe I found on this site. Brined for 4 and a half hours, then applied a rub. The second batch, I injected with butter, onion powder, garlic powder, and Chachere's, then applied Chachere's as a rub. I smoked at 275 until I hit IT of 160. The pics I took are of the brined batch. Everyone loved both batches, and honestly, I could not tell a difference at all in moisture between the two. Both were tremendously juicy and I even had two people tell me they have never had chicken that juicy. The pics make it look like they are charred, but they werent. I guess my lack of photography skills shows. Anyways, hope you enjoy, and thanks for all the advice I get on this site.
Brined and rubbed ready to go.
Fresh off the smoker
Ready to Eat
The pic does not do the juiciness justice.
Brined and rubbed ready to go.
Fresh off the smoker
Ready to Eat
The pic does not do the juiciness justice.