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6 lb. oven roaster..... need times and temps
NoleGirl
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I just bought a 6 lb oven roaster and I am about to put it on the egg. I'm using the vertical chicken roaster, and I just need some tips on rubs, times, temps, you guys know- you're always helpful. Thanks in advance. Lisa
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NoleGirl,
Internal temp at about 165º - 170º
I generally put the polder in the breast some fol;ks use the leg. I think the average time will be about 3 - 4 hours at 350º dome temp. Seems to me it takes about 15/20 minutes a pound...I think.
Sorry to be so vague but I just kind of 'feel' my way now days.
My wife and I have had some of the best chicken with just butter smeared all over the bird. JJ's is good but ...
good luck[p]Carey
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NoleGirl,[p]This may be late, but a simple salt and pepper or your favorite rub and olive oil on the skin. I cook 'em at 425º - 450º for about 10 minutes a pound until it reaches 170º in the thigh. Remove from cooker and allow it rest for about 10 more minutes before carving. [p]Zip
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