I have not posted anything for a while so I thought I would step up to the plate and fire up the Weber Kettle for some low and slow inderect smoked chicken. I saw all the cool kids were doing it so I thought I would share mine.
This is my take on Jerk Chicken. I would have made the exact recipe which calls for Habenero's but all I had on hand were some really hot Jalapeno's. Here is the recipe I got from the Weber big book of grilling which I must say has some pretty good stuff in it.
4 Green onions white part only
1 Habenero Chile stemmed seeded and coarsely chopped. I used yes. 5 full jalapeno's stemmed with seeds and all cause that's how I roll
2 TBS canola oil
2 TBS fresh lime juice. I used a whole lime's worth
1 TBS granulated Garlic. I used a whole head of garlic
2 TSP Thyme
2 TSP allspice
1 TSP granulated sugar
1 TSP salt. I used Himalayan sea salt
1/2 TSP fresh ground black pepper
10 medium sized Chicken thighs bone in and skin on trimmed up a little bit and loosened the skin to get the good stuff everywhere.
I just put everything except the chicken in the blender and blended it up. After a taste I decided on a little soy sauce and a bit more allspice. Then I put the chicken in a gallon freezer bag with the jerk sauce and kneaded it up into all the nether regions of the Chicken for several minutes. Finally I let it marinade for about 30 hours.
On the grill, apple smoke at 235 degrees with some snacks for the Chef.
After an Hour, looking good, added another chunk of apple wood just in case.
A halftime snack for the pit master.
This and that go really well together by the way.
All done in about 2 1/2 hours to 172 degrees internal.
This is after I pulled it being guarded by the eye!
I actually really liked this and it was not as hot as I thought it would be. I ended up foiling and resting on top of the gas stove on low for half an hour so I could pull it for enchilada's for the Hawks game tomorrow. Thanks for looking!
This is my take on Jerk Chicken. I would have made the exact recipe which calls for Habenero's but all I had on hand were some really hot Jalapeno's. Here is the recipe I got from the Weber big book of grilling which I must say has some pretty good stuff in it.
4 Green onions white part only
1 Habenero Chile stemmed seeded and coarsely chopped. I used yes. 5 full jalapeno's stemmed with seeds and all cause that's how I roll
2 TBS canola oil
2 TBS fresh lime juice. I used a whole lime's worth
1 TBS granulated Garlic. I used a whole head of garlic
2 TSP Thyme
2 TSP allspice
1 TSP granulated sugar
1 TSP salt. I used Himalayan sea salt
1/2 TSP fresh ground black pepper
10 medium sized Chicken thighs bone in and skin on trimmed up a little bit and loosened the skin to get the good stuff everywhere.
I just put everything except the chicken in the blender and blended it up. After a taste I decided on a little soy sauce and a bit more allspice. Then I put the chicken in a gallon freezer bag with the jerk sauce and kneaded it up into all the nether regions of the Chicken for several minutes. Finally I let it marinade for about 30 hours.
On the grill, apple smoke at 235 degrees with some snacks for the Chef.
After an Hour, looking good, added another chunk of apple wood just in case.
A halftime snack for the pit master.
This and that go really well together by the way.
All done in about 2 1/2 hours to 172 degrees internal.
This is after I pulled it being guarded by the eye!
I actually really liked this and it was not as hot as I thought it would be. I ended up foiling and resting on top of the gas stove on low for half an hour so I could pull it for enchilada's for the Hawks game tomorrow. Thanks for looking!
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