I needed to make some room in the freezer, so I thawed out some boneless skinless chicken breasts. I was a little hesitant to cook them on the PBC, thinking they might get dried out. But, what the heck, it was worth a try.
I dry-brined them with Lawry's Chicken and Poultry Rub for about 24 hours. Then, fired up the PBC with less than a full basket of KBB charcoal and a few small hickory chunks thinking I didn't need prolonged heat. The breasts were hung individually on the rebars, and cooked to 160 IT. The weather was cold and rainy, and I lifted the lid a few times to boost the heat - didn't monitor the cook temp. After about 90 minutes they were done.
To my surprise, there was some "bark" on the outside, the inside meat was juicy, tender, smoky and delicious. The family said it was the best chicken breast we ever had!
I dry-brined them with Lawry's Chicken and Poultry Rub for about 24 hours. Then, fired up the PBC with less than a full basket of KBB charcoal and a few small hickory chunks thinking I didn't need prolonged heat. The breasts were hung individually on the rebars, and cooked to 160 IT. The weather was cold and rainy, and I lifted the lid a few times to boost the heat - didn't monitor the cook temp. After about 90 minutes they were done.
To my surprise, there was some "bark" on the outside, the inside meat was juicy, tender, smoky and delicious. The family said it was the best chicken breast we ever had!
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