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![]() Hiya folks... I have two 5-ish pound chickens, spatchcocked and brining... hopefully later today I can smoke them on the old style Egg. I am brining them, for flavor - just to see how it works out.. I've tried the spatchcock without the brine and it was right tasty... but thought I would check it out this way as well. ![]() So... sometimes when I smoke the chickens... the skin is nice a crispy-crunchy and u can bite right through it... other times it is kinda rubbery and not yummy at all. Is this a cookign temp. thing? Do I need to cook it a bit more to get the crispy crunchy skin? Tips... advice... appreciated. thanks -Woogeroo -Woogeroo 'spill a beer cuz I'm missin' you, I'm still alright to smile...' Hey! Wait a minute!? ---------------------------------------------- remove NOBS to send email. ------------------------------------------------ Woogeroo's Smoking Page: http://woogeroo.home.mindspring.com/wsp/ smokin' along with an old style Big Green Egg... ------------------------------------------------ Woogeroo's Autolinks: http://woogeroo.home.mindspring.com |
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