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    Huli Huli Teriyaki Chicken

    Going to grill this recipe and it calls for indirect....has anyone ever spatchcocked this on direct heat with a Weber kettle? Curious on other's experiences as this is about the only way we cook chicken anymore, can't beat it for flavor or moistness

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    Originally posted by Weber Griller View Post
    Going to grill this recipe and it calls for indirect....has anyone ever spatchcocked this on direct heat with a Weber kettle? Curious on other's experiences as this is about the only way we cook chicken anymore, can't beat it for flavor or moistness
    I do it on my Weber gas grill all the time. But I think I will use the indirect method the next time to see if it comes out better. In direct heat, you have to be careful with flare ups. I also press a cast iron skillet over it (wrapped in foil for easy clean up). I got that technique from Alton Brown.

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      ScottyC13 and Weber Griller ,

      If you have a set of Grill Grates for your Weber, either gas or kettle, you won't have to worry about flareups. Plus they get nice and hot so direct cooking is pretty snappy.

      Just a thought.

      Kathryn

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      • N227GB
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        This! My WSJ loves GrillGrates.

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      Originally posted by fzxdoc View Post
      ScottyC13 and Weber Griller ,

      If you have a set of Grill Grates for your Weber, either gas or kettle, you won't have to worry about flareups. Plus they get nice and hot so direct cooking is pretty snappy.

      Just a thought.

      Kathryn
      Thanks. I just got a set and seasoned them yesterday!

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      • fzxdoc
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        You're going to love 'em! Let us know how your first chicken cook goes on them.

        Kathryn

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      I would cut it in half’s or quarters, have a "cool" zone, and flip it often 2 minutes a side. Go 4 mins, rest in cool zonewhile other half is cookin, repeat. It’s work, but worth it. Oh, first post, welcome, eat food, work hard, enjoy.
      Last edited by FireMan; August 17, 2019, 12:39 PM.

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        I cooked it on the Weber kettle direct 375 for an hour and 20 minutes back side down...it turned out great as always very moist. I use a metal kabob skewer through the wings and breast and another through the drumsticks and thighs to keep it flat. I was disappointed with the teriyaki flavor very weak for a 24 hour marinate. My aunt was a native Samoan, I wish I had her recipe. I know she used pineapple, ginger and beer....with wiggle the marinade and try again
        Last edited by Weber Griller; August 18, 2019, 06:42 PM.

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        • FireMan
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          I’m going to guess she was basting it the last 10 to 20 minutes with the marinade.

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          Beautiful Job, nonetheless...

          Sorry th taste profile didn't come through, as expected.

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            #9
            What is your recipe?

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              Using the recipe and procedure from the free site, I made this:

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              It was insanely delicious but grill (it was my gasser with mesquite in the smoke pouches) cleanup was such a total PITA I had to rethink the whole process. Now I rotisserie a whole bird, basting every few minutes, while catching all the gunk in a foil pan set on the Weber flavorizer bars. The results are just as good and cleanup is no longer a nightmare.

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