New to these parts from Oklahoma!

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SmokiePokie

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Aug 12, 2018
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Central-ish Oklahoma
Hey all,

I’ve used advice from SMF off and on since December of last year when I got my MES 40. Figured I’ve lurked long enough and it was time for me to go ahead and join up! Have to run now as I have a couple of whole chickens smoking as we speak, but I look forward to talking smoked meats and such with y’all!
 
Here’s one of the birds. The other didn’t last long enough to get its picture taken!
 

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Good looking bird. You know you did it right when they go that quick!
 
Welcome to the site glad you decided to join. Your bird looks mighty fine to me.

Chris
 
Thanks guys, the birds were great! The only question I have is the skin was a little rubbery. It browned up beautifully as you can see in the pictures but was super chewy. I was hoping for a little more crispy skin. Any suggestions on how to resolve that? I lightly rubbed it with oil and my rub before putting it on hoping that would crisp the skin. I ate the skin because it tasted great, it just was hard to chew!
 
You either have to form a real good pellicle, crisp it up on a grill/broiler, or cook it up at a heat higher then 325*.

Chris
 
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