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Cornish Hen problems
GrillinSailor
Posts: 73
in Poultry
The skin wasn’t crisp and there was so much juice, it was too much. Saw a video and emulated it. Plate setter in on the Big Green Egg and ran indirect at 250 F for 40-45 minutes to 140 internal. France’s up to 350 to 375 and ran for another 30 minutes to 165 in the breast to try to crisp up the skin. It was a little rubbery. Bird was cooked through though.
Where did I go wrong?
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With plate setter go to 400-450 to finish, or go raised direct the whole cook at 325.
Maybe your purpose in life is only to serve as an example for others? - LPL
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A little bit of corn starch will crisp the skin.
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You may also find that you like it cooked to 170 better than 165.
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