Got Jeff's email yesterday, and it reminded me that I had 6-1/2 lbs. of Costco boneless/skinless thighs in the freezer. And that pulled chicken just looked to good to pass up.
https://www.smoking-meat.com/may-9-2013-smoked-pulled-chicken?awt_l=9ahU2&awt_m=Jw.gIO9ZpP9lWb
So after brining for 3 hours (I use a 2 gal. food-grade bucket that I got at a local grocery store), they were doused with mustard and rub.
Then onto my GMG Daniel Boone. Using a blend of hickory, maple, cherry, and mesquite pellets. Smells heavenly!
As there are skinless, I decided to get around the "toughening" part by adding a little more fat, in the guise of bacon quarters. They are up to 124° IT at the moment, and smelling pretty good.
More later...
https://www.smoking-meat.com/may-9-2013-smoked-pulled-chicken?awt_l=9ahU2&awt_m=Jw.gIO9ZpP9lWb
So after brining for 3 hours (I use a 2 gal. food-grade bucket that I got at a local grocery store), they were doused with mustard and rub.
Then onto my GMG Daniel Boone. Using a blend of hickory, maple, cherry, and mesquite pellets. Smells heavenly!
As there are skinless, I decided to get around the "toughening" part by adding a little more fat, in the guise of bacon quarters. They are up to 124° IT at the moment, and smelling pretty good.
More later...