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    SnS wood cook experiment

    Got some cherry and mesquite small logs burnt down to coals. Let's do some Chikin



    Started at 400 degrees.



    Chikin on



    45 minutes later and right on time.... Coals running out



    Let me show you the back! Chikin was never touched after hitting the grill. Even cooking all around.



    That's good Chikin!!



    Long live SnS!!
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    Ernest these are going on our site!

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    • Ernest
      #2.1
      Ernest commented
      October 17, 2015, 02:22 PM
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      I wouldn't have it any other way!! Go for it
    #3
    Have you ever thought about doing videos?

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      #4
      David Parrish nope. I don't have a process when cooking LOL!

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        #5
        Originally posted by Ernest View Post
        David Parrish nope. I don't have a process when cooking LOL!
        That is why they have EDITING SOFTWARE.......

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          #6
          Jerod Broussard my problem is I can start cooking chicken but end up with a salmon dish. My mind is always experimenting, so if I get an idea I switch over HAHAHA

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          • mackdaddy
            #6.1
            mackdaddy commented
            October 23, 2015, 02:27 PM
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            Sounds like BBQ ADD to me. Lol
          #7
          Imagine watching a chicken cook and get that switch mid video

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          • Jerod Broussard
            #7.1
            Jerod Broussard commented
            October 17, 2015, 03:48 PM
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            Controversial cooking shows last, the mundane fall by the way side.
          • David Parrish
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            David Parrish commented
            October 17, 2015, 03:53 PM
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            True dat!
          #8
          @Earnest, What I like best about your Pics and Post is No. 1 your chicken looks fit to Eat! No. 2 your Grill and Equipment looks like mine, used often by someone who knows how and not by some trick shot artest from the factory who never cooked on anything twice! 👍👍👍👍👍. Dan

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          • Ernest
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            Ernest commented
            October 18, 2015, 08:09 AM
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            Much appreciated Danjohnston949
            Last edited by Ernest; October 22, 2015, 06:24 PM.
          #9
          Ok Ernest, that looks awesome so whats the catch, how do you make that skin look so darn crispy?

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            #10
            Powersmoke_80 check this chicken skin, 3 DAY dry brine.

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            ChefSteps ultimate roast chicken yields a chicken with glassy and crispy skin but also tender and extremely juicy flesh. http://www.chefsteps.com/activities/...
             

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            • Ernest
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              Ernest commented
              October 18, 2015, 08:10 AM
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              Overkill. Just not necessary
            • Powersmoke_80
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              Powersmoke_80 commented
              October 18, 2015, 08:11 AM
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              Jerod Broussard, Very interesting, Agreed this needs to be tried. I have some 24 week old roosters (Rhode Island Red & Barred Rock) that need to be culled, would these work on the grill or are they only good for soup chickens?
            • Jerod Broussard
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              Jerod Broussard commented
              October 18, 2015, 08:16 AM
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              We never grilled our older chickens and roosters. Made gumbo with those. Once you get over 9 weeks, things tend to get a little chewy.
            #11
            Powersmoke_80 season with salt and let the bird rest uncovered in the refrigerator. Next is take control of your heat 325 - 375 is the magic range.

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              #12
              Ernest damn, making us hungry over here. Great looking birds. Is the 45min cook a result of the temp (325-375)? Looking for ways to speed up my chicken cooks on the PBC.

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                #13
                Yep! dpsphotos my longest chicken cook on the PBC was 1 hour 10 minutes. Never made sense to me how they cooked a chicken for 2 hours

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                  #14
                  Mystery BBQ with Ernest- is what's on the grate going to be on the plate? Ernest this could be the format of your cooking videos. I'd watch that.

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                    #15
                    Best chicken I've had this year...... YET!! I don't think that I'll grill chicken with briquettes again.

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