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2nd try at spatch
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TN2TX
Posts: 298
Giving this another try. First time was good but I think it was a little dry. I'm using the recipe in the bge cookbook. Says cook at 300 direct. Breast down first then flip a couple time last while basting in BBQ.
Dallas, TX
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I've done a couple of spatchcock. Cooked 3 this morning. Both times have turned out great. 400 ish raised direct for about an hour. Thigh at 185. Always breast up, no flip. Tried cornstarch for overnight in fridge and skin was a little more crisp.
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First flip. Cooking but I think this might take a while.Dallas, TX
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I always do 375-400 raised direct no flip. When I try to flip it the fat burns off too fast and creates a terrible smoke flavor.Aurora,OH
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I usually go 400 indirect for about an hour.
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This thing came out great. It looks burnt but it wasn't.Dallas, TX
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I agree. No flip works great! Set it....and forget it!Louisianian by birth, Louisianian by death. Austinite for now...
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I've done both raised direct and indirect at 400°. I think indirect wins by a nose. IMOGWN
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I do this with chicken or turkey. 400 direct, raised, never flip.Salado TX & 30A FL: Egg Family: 3 Large and a very well used Mini, added a Mini Max when they came out (I'm good for now). Plus a couple Pit Boss Pellet Smokers.
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Dizzy Dust375 Rasied Indirect for approx 50 minutesApple Chunks for smoke.Impossible to screw upNew Albany, Ohio
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Sorry for the multiple pics!Tried to delete but get error messageNew Albany, Ohio
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get a sittin chicken. beer can all the way
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I have to disagree MIgreenegger I have done beercan chicken for many years and thought it was great, until I tried spatchcock. The spatch is much better. By the way is that Michigan BiggreenEgger. If it is where are you?Belleville, Michigan
Just burnin lump in Sumpter -
It is pretty clear from your "charcoal chicken" shot that you are not using an elevated cooking surface. Your chicken is too close to the burning lump. Get it higher in the dome, cook direct at 350-400 for 60 to 65 min and you should be fine.
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theyolksonyou said:I've done a couple of spatchcock. Cooked 3 this morning. Both times have turned out great. 400 ish raised direct for about an hour. Thigh at 185. Always breast up, no flip. Tried cornstarch for overnight in fridge and skin was a little more crisp.
Steve
Caledon, ON
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@TN2TX ..from Tennessee, live in Texas?Green egg, dead animal and alcohol. The "Boro".. TN
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Little Steven said:theyolksonyou said:I've done a couple of spatchcock. Cooked 3 this morning. Both times have turned out great. 400 ish raised direct for about an hour. Thigh at 185. Always breast up, no flip. Tried cornstarch for overnight in fridge and skin was a little more crisp.
Steven, it's all in the signature. I'm learnin'. -
If you leave it in the fridge the corn starch will absorb water and not the rendering fat you want it to.
Steve
Caledon, ON
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