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Anyone have a good Cornish Game Hen Recipe?

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bbqman
bbqman Posts: 7
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
We are having the company tomorrow night and I decided I would try some cornish game hens on the egg. I'm sure they would be wonderful just by themselves with a little apple, cherry or alder smoke. However, I was wondering if anyone had a more adventuresome recipe for some sort of rub or marinade. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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  • sprinter
    sprinter Posts: 1,188
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    bbqman,[p]Never cooked one myself but this one sure sounds good. The recipe is in the recipe section.[p]Troy

    [ul][li]Game Hens by JJ[/ul]
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  • Bamabob
    Bamabob Posts: 246
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    bbqman,
    I cooked two hens last week using JJ's recipe.THEY WERE SCRUMPDLISCUS!!!! Go for it.
    Bob
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  • Unknown
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    Had Cornish hens yesterday. I used Cat's recipe for temperature. I butterflied them by removing the back and neck. Marinated them for four hours in a dry Memphis rub and a little garlic powder. Cooked them at 300 degrees 45 minutes bone side toward the fire, and wood for smoke. Then I turner them to skin side down until the internal temperature was 175/180 degrees in the thigh, about 20 minutes. [p]The meat was smokey, moist, almost falling off the bone and the skin was crisp. My wife, not one for BBQ foods was well pleased and I loved them. Hope this helps.[p]N.W.
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