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urgent question: chicken roll ups.... grilling variation
I've got 14 hungry people on their way to my house and I just realized that my receipe calls for a grilling extension... here is the receipe in question (pulled from BGE archives):[p]Smashed Chicken Rollups:[p]Get cooker steady at 350° with a raised grid. Turn rollups after 25 minutes. Finished in approx 50 minutes. Just make sure the chicken has reached 160° and the bacon is done.[p]MY PROBLEM: I don't have a raised grid... my eggcessories are as follows: indirect plate setter, two fire bricks and a rib rack. [p]Any suggestions? Might I just lower the grilling temp... and if I do, how long should these babies take to grill?[p]Many thanks in advance. [p]Final question... should I add some wood chips?
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One of the King's Men,
You could drop the temp or you might consider going indirect. Either way would probably work. As for the wood chips, personal preference. I normally don't with chicken. Seem to get enough flavor off the lump.
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I would say just do them indirect over the platesetter BUT, at a higher temp..or you could also do them direct at a lower temp and just keep a closer eye on them. You may have to turn them more often or get them away from "to" direct of a fire....you can see how I did some a couple of years ago on my website..see link...HTH[p]Wess
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One of the King's Men,
I did these a couple nights ago, indirect over the plate setter, with a foil drip pan to catch the bacon drippings. 350 dome temp finished them in about 45 minutes. I turned them four times 1/4 turn at a time. They were incredible, good luck. -RP
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