Yet again on impulse...(note to self, plan my smokes!) I decided to smoke some chicken as I had some chicken thighs and drumsticks that needed to be used before tomorrow. It was getting on here about 6.30pm and I was pretty adamant my second time at chicken wouldn't take as long as the first time. So I got my pit up and running nice and hot...at about 300F (knowing it would drop a bit soon as I opened the hood). Then ending up cooking my chicken at about 255°F. I was measuring pit temp but stupidly forgot to probe meat but there was no way I was lifting that hood so planned to probe 1 hour later and have a quick look then. To my amazement when I did check 1hour in, thighs were 167°F and drumsticks 165°F smelling great juices running clear. I grabbed my skillet pan on my side burner and crisped up the chicken because I like it dead, dead crispy! :D
Light rub of olive oil + lemon + salt + pepper + chicken bovril + garlic powder + onion powder + thyme...
		
		
	
	
 
 
After 1 hour at 255°F ...
 
 
Crisping skin in the skillet...
 
 
Finished meal with Basmati Rice + Garlic powder + Cumin seeds + Brocolli + Peppers + Onions + Peas...
 
 
Taste test result... succulent and tasty with a light smoke... (used charcoal and 1 chunk of Oak)
Leg...
 
 
Thigh...
 
 
Thanks for reading!
Charlotte :D
	
		
			
		
		
	
				
			Light rub of olive oil + lemon + salt + pepper + chicken bovril + garlic powder + onion powder + thyme...
 
 After 1 hour at 255°F ...
 
 Crisping skin in the skillet...
 
 Finished meal with Basmati Rice + Garlic powder + Cumin seeds + Brocolli + Peppers + Onions + Peas...
 
 Taste test result... succulent and tasty with a light smoke... (used charcoal and 1 chunk of Oak)
Leg...
 
 Thigh...
 
 Thanks for reading!
Charlotte :D
			
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