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Ghetto Raised Direct Chicken Thighs




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Looks great!Is it ghetto because you stabbed the chicken so many times?
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hahah, that was a good one.in that case i would call it a jodi arias chicken.
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Never heard of using two by fours for a raised direct did the wood burn at all .....cool idea!Hows ya gettin' on, me ol ****?Kippens.Newfoundland and Labrador. (Canada).
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no, because the govt gave them to him. actually we did with the irs as the middle man.Eggcelsior said:Looks grueat!
Is it ghetto because you stabbed the chicken so many times?Green egg, dead animal and alcohol. The "Boro".. TN -
i never heard of it as well, but thought i should try because at the last minute i wanted a raised direct setup, and i didn't have any bricks. no the wood didn't even come close to burning, not even any black marks on the foil. we will see how long they last.CANMAN1976 said:Never heard of using two by fours for a raised direct did the wood burn at all .....cool idea! -
Then these are dual breasts with the stuffing filling the chicken's cavity??
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nope, chicken thighs that i stuffed. i just left the thigh bone in.Charlie tuna said:Then these are dual breasts with the stuffing filling the chicken's cavity?? -
Looks excellent.
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Looks very, very good.
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+ 1 and thanks for sharing. Another cook I gotta try!Dyal_SC said:Looks very, very good.
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Word of caution guys, pressure treated 2x4 have arsenic in them. I know that probably was not used in the cook. Please don't use unapproved stuff where food is concerned. Its just not worth it. Its safer to go with a brick
That being said, Alpha, the chicken looks fantastic. And plating is nicely done. I suck at it. :(
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Sorry, i missed the "thighs" in the original post. They look great !!
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yowza. good thing these were not pressure treated, just some regular 2x4s.Aviator said:Word of caution guys, pressure treated 2x4 have arsenic in them. I know that probably was not used in the cook. Please don't use unapproved stuff where food is concerned. Its just not worth it. Its safer to go with a brick
That being said, Alpha, the chicken looks fantastic. And plating is nicely done. I suck at it. :(
i was planning on getting bricks, that day i had thought about making this meal at the last minute and looked around for something to raise the grid, didn't even cut them.
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