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So I smoked a couple birds on the WSM for a co-worker... (w/PICS)

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phatbac

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Hello SMF:
I smoked a couple of birds over the weekend for a co-worker who said he would like a couple of chickens. I brined the birds in salt and brown sugar overnight. then in the morning I dried the chickens and spatchcocked (butterflied) the birds. I coated with Salt Pepper Onion Garlic (SPOG) on the underside and the skin and under the skin. then I put on Bradley racks and put a bed of fresh herbs underneath them and a drip pan under the Bradley racks. I smoked at 220 for 3 hours and in the oven at 400 for 20 minutes. what resulted was a house that smelled wonderful and a couple of birds to be proud of!

Season with SPOG and fresh herbs after a spatchcock...
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Smoke at 220 degrees for 3 hours...
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put it in the oven to crisp the skins at 400 for 20 minutes
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Let rest and wrap for transport...
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Thanks for looking and any comments or likes you would like to add!

Happy Smoking,
phatbac (Aaron)
 
Absolutely beautiful!! That's about as pretty as you could ever cook a chicken. Excellent job sir!!

Robert
 
Absolutely beautiful!! That's about as pretty as you could ever cook a chicken. Excellent job sir!!

Robert
that is very kind of you to say...I just regret I don't get to eat them!

Happy Smoking,
phatbac (Aaron)
 
Yes, those are some good looking birds. Any leftover? My wife and I were just trying to decide what is for dinner.
 
Looks amazing!!! But was the skin eatable? I have tried chicken and turkey multiple times on the smoker, even on a rotisery and even running the temps high at the end the skin was tough and not really eatable.
 
Those are beautiful! Great job on them!

Ryan
 
great looking birds!
Thank you!

Mighty fine job on the birds. Gonna be a very happy coworker.
I hope so esp when he finds out im not charging him!

Yes, those are some good looking birds. Any leftover? My wife and I were just trying to decide what is for dinner.
Ha!

Nice job Aaron but they haven't arrived yet thought you packed for transport. :emoji_laughing:

Warren
I will cook some for you Warren if i make it to PA this spring!

Looks amazing!!! But was the skin eatable? I have tried chicken and turkey multiple times on the smoker, even on a rotisery and even running the temps high at the end the skin was tough and not really eatable.
Should be edible and crispy. i will let you know what he says cuz I'm not eating it!

Looks great and now I have another option for this week. Thanks......
Always want to inspire!

Happy Smoking.
phatbac (Aaron)
 
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