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Jerk chicken and beans n rice

Simcan
Posts: 287
Inspired by a buddy's cook I bought a few chicken legs and marinated them for several hours (next time I will do it overnight) in a combination of this jerk marinade and this Habanero hot sauce.

Then onto a soaked cedar plank and into the Egg at around 300 (with apple wood chunks for smoke).

After about two hours they were smelling really good, so I started glazing with extra marinade/hot sauce:

When they looked done (more like when I needed to eat or fall down), I pulled them like this:


And I served them up with some rice and beans (onions, garlic and thyme, sauteed with a sort-of-creole mix I made (OP/GP/cayenne/oregano/thyme/pepper), and then mixed with rice and drained red kidney beans, toasted for a while before adding a can of coconut milk and chicken stock). A few wedges of lime and we had a very tasty dinner.
Next time I will marinate longer and use more hot sauce. It was damn good but I wanted more heat and for the flavour to penetrate the bird more.
Finished product:


Then onto a soaked cedar plank and into the Egg at around 300 (with apple wood chunks for smoke).

After about two hours they were smelling really good, so I started glazing with extra marinade/hot sauce:

When they looked done (more like when I needed to eat or fall down), I pulled them like this:


And I served them up with some rice and beans (onions, garlic and thyme, sauteed with a sort-of-creole mix I made (OP/GP/cayenne/oregano/thyme/pepper), and then mixed with rice and drained red kidney beans, toasted for a while before adding a can of coconut milk and chicken stock). A few wedges of lime and we had a very tasty dinner.
Next time I will marinate longer and use more hot sauce. It was damn good but I wanted more heat and for the flavour to penetrate the bird more.
Finished product:

Toronto ON
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They look great! Nicely done!=======================================
XL 6/06, Mini 6/12, L 10/12, Mini #2 12/14 MiniMax 3/16 Large #2 11/20 Legacy from my FIL - RIP PitBoss Navigator 850G 11/25
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EIB 6 Oct 95 -
That looks awesome. I've never planked chicken leg quarters -- salmon, yes; shrimp, yes. I'll definitely try that when I've got the time to invest! I'd probably do it with my go-to jerk seasoning -- Walkerswood. Can't be beat for serious jerk heat.
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Love Jerk!
My want to check out this site for next time. No personal interest here.
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Jamaicans say it ain't Jerk unless smoke with pimento.New Albany, Ohio -
Awesome looking meal. Will have to give this a try.Dave
Cambridge, Ontario - CanadaLarge (2010), Mini Max (2015), Large garden pot (2018)
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