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I'll go with spatchcock chicken, direct on a RAISED grid at 350° or a little higher.
But it's important to realize the breast will cook more quickly than the thighs, so try mad max's method for turkey: Put a bag of ice cubes on the breast for 20 minutes before cooking. The chilled breast will take longer to cook and after 45-60 minutes the thigh/leg should be 180° and the breast 160°. COOK TO TEMPERATURE, NOT TO TIME!
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