cabaiguan juan
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Too moist?Turned out pretty good! A bit too moist perhaps and I'm sure I wouldn't win any competitions but I'm sure happy to eat it.
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If the family is happy, you did a damn good job buddyTurned out pretty good! A bit too moist perhaps and I'm sure I wouldn't win any competitions but I'm sure happy to eat it.
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Ok, I gotta say it. The top one looks like a $2 whore!!! Legs spread wide open and, well, you know the rest! I'm just sayin'! It's the first thing that came to mind when I saw yer pic.First time using the smoker thought I would take it easy with some chickens since they are cheap and no harm if I mess them upView attachment 59535
$2? Must pre pandemic pricing.Ok, I gotta say it. The top one looks like a $2 whore!!! Legs spread wide open and, well, you know the rest! I'm just sayin'! It's the first thing that came to mind when I saw yer pic.
Floyd T
Jon,Turned out pretty good! A bit too moist perhaps and I'm sure I wouldn't win any competitions but I'm sure happy to eat it.
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What smoker did you get?First time using the smoker thought I would take it easy with some chickens since they are cheap and no harm if I mess them upView attachment 59535
Do you have a recipe?Everyone keeps asking for this shrimp in my family.
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Turned out pretty good! A bit too moist perhaps and I'm sure I wouldn't win any competitions but I'm sure happy to eat it.
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Agreed with @SKYDIVNEKD. I've done some brisket before where it was so tender that it just fell apart as you cut it. And it was just delicious!Jon,
Ain't no such thing as a "too moist" brisket. I've seen some folks carve up some "leather' that'd make Danner envious. That looks damn good, my friend. If it pulls apart easily, you nailed it. Job well done.
Floyd T
Amateur smoker whose opinion means less than jack!
Shoot me your recipe if you get a chance. Those look amazingBacon wrapped, jalapeño stuffed chicken thighs with a honey dijon glaze. Smoked with peach wood. These turned out great!
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Bobby Flay ain’t got shit on this kid!Bacon wrapped, jalapeño stuffed chicken thighs with a honey dijon glaze. Smoked with peach wood. These turned out great!
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Season both sides of chicken with dry rub (I used Meat Church’s VooDoo and a peach rub from my SS). Wrap cream cheese stuffed jalapeños in chicken. Wrap in bacon and place in aluminum pan. Apply a bit more rub and a pad of butter on each piece. Smoke at 300° for about 45 minutes. Then cover aluminum pan with foil. Cook until IT of 145°. Pull chicken out of the butter/bacon grease pan and cook directly in the grate until 160°. Glaze with sauce and put back on smoker until done.Shoot me your recipe if you get a chance. Those look amazing