I understand grilling skin-on chicken is the best way to go; but my wife prefers boneless skinless chicken on the grill. I have a difficult time serving a moist piece of chicken. Is there a better way to grill this other than simply grilling to doneness temp?
While watching Chris Lilly's (of Big Bob Gibson) video on chicken, he talks about the skin protecting the meat. This would be difficult using boneless skinless chicken. What is the opinion of starting with a skin-on chicken breast, lifting the skin and rubbing a Simon & Garfunkel Rub on the meat; and when the meat reaches doneness temp, remove the skin and reverse sear? That way I'm still using the skin to protect the meat.
While watching Chris Lilly's (of Big Bob Gibson) video on chicken, he talks about the skin protecting the meat. This would be difficult using boneless skinless chicken. What is the opinion of starting with a skin-on chicken breast, lifting the skin and rubbing a Simon & Garfunkel Rub on the meat; and when the meat reaches doneness temp, remove the skin and reverse sear? That way I'm still using the skin to protect the meat.
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