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The best way to get moist white chicken breasts I have found
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Lit
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I have been trying to eat better so I have been cooking alot of chicken breasts. This is the best way I have found to not dry it out. Started with bone in skin on chicken breasts and pulled the skin back and added a pad of butter, cluck and squeal, and some sticky fingers habenero sauce. Pull the skin back over and cook indirect at 350-375 dome to 160-165 degrees. They will finish at different times so you have to keep checking individually once they get close. Once pulled I foil them for a half hour or so and then remove the skin and pull it. Publix had them on sale so I made 2 weeks worth.....
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looks awesome. Do you ever brine? That will change your chicken life if you like juicy chicken. Sous vide too. Juice runs out all over the cutting board.Keepin' It Weird in The ATX FBTX
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For years we bought boneless skinless chicken breast. Lately, cooking either raised direct (bone side down) or indirect has produced much better results.Your's look great, I'll have to try this butter under the skin technique! Thanks for sharing, like LS, I'll keep the skin, thank you!Delta B.C. - Whiskey and steak, because no good story ever started with someone having a salad!
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The Cen-Tex Smoker said:looks awesome. Do you ever brine? That will change your chicken life if you like juicy chicken. Sous vide too. Juice runs out all over the cutting board.
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Those sound great man! They beat me to it...I was gonna say I would eat the skin as an appetizer.Which came first the chicken or the egg? I egged the chicken and then I ate his leg.
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Is was at a cookout recently where people didn't want skin on there chicken. We ended up wrapping the skin around Brussel sprouts, basting them and throwing them on the grill. They were really good. I plan on wrapping sprouts with bacon and egging them soon.
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@Lit Any chance you would share the turkey brine from Charcuterie? Thanks-Proud resident of Missoula, MThttps://www.facebook.com/GrillingMontanahttp://grillingmontana.com
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Sorry about the size photobucket is messing with me. I would only brine 12 hours if you are just doing chicken parts. A whole chicken could go 24 hours.
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Deviledegger said:Is was at a cookout recently where people didn't want skin on there chicken. We ended up wrapping the skin around Brussel sprouts, basting them and throwing them on the grill. They were really good._____________
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