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Spatchcock help
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Eggsessed
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I'm going to spatchcock my first chicken tomorrow. Is the recipe listed on the forum about right, or are there any tweaks that I should make? Thanks for the help.
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Eggsessed,[p]Without checking the recipe you may be using - they are quite easy.[p]I like to do them 350-375 direct on a raised grid. Should take about an hour to 1:15. Be sure to cook to temp and not to time. About the only way to mess up - like everything else - is to over cook it.[p]
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Fidel,[p]Thanks for the help. I'll see how it goes.[p]Kent
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Eggsessed,
if you haven't already check here for some great tips and ideas
[ul][li]http://www.nakedwhiz.com/spatch.htm[/ul] -
Eggsessed,[p]
Have you cooked whole chickens on any other grill? If so then follow a recipe you like and see if you can tell a difference in using the egg. Then you can experiment, My favorite is season the bird with "Ragin River" Dizzy Pig Rub
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