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Kept it simple with a pork butt. 16 hours on the WSM, and it was falling-apart goodness!
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Ham turned out well. No pix, but it was good.
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Did a brisket today, no pictures, getting up at 4 am will cause you to forget to take pics. Came out great.
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Wanting to do something easy for guests on Saturday day.
Thinking of smoking chicken breast, thighs and mac n cheese. Suggestions on how you guys do chicken in the smoker? |
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I prefer to smoke thighs or leg quarters but if you want breasts, do this. Bring them over night in a gallon of water a cup of salt and a cup of sugar. You can add other spices too if you like. Rinse them if well. Smoke at 225-250 for 2.5 to 3 hours. Take them to 165 degrees. No more. They will have some pink around the breastbone if they are bone in. Smoked chicken often does even though it’s done. |
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That's how I do it. Neighbor skips that can and puts a whole pineapple core in the cavity. |
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Marinate 24 hours before going in the smoker. Take a fork and poke holes in the chicken. Put your marinade on. 1 hour before going into the smoker inject the chicken. I use apple juice, soy sauce, the rub, butter. Put your rub on. Put back in the fridge for 1 hour. Fire up the smoker. I baste the chicken with butter after it gets a little done to help create the nice crispy outside bark. I use a bottle sprayer filled with the Injection mixture to retain moisture. Never get the heat above 220. Low and slow. |
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so whole bone in chicken breasts and thighs if going that route? |
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I go with bone in thighs, dry rub and spritz with apple juice. Don't have to worry about the breast getting too dried out, but even thighs can taste a bit mushy if cooked too long. |
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Maybe I’ll put some chicken wings in too. Anything different to know there. I got a new cheater smoker. Electric Masterbuilt so I can set temp and forget it. I’ll probably start smoking more with such an easy setup now. |
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