The Pitmaster Field Guide Smoky Beer Brined Beer Can Chicken

The Pitmaster Field Guide Smoky Beer Brined Beer Can Chicken Once salt and sugar dissolved, remove from heat and allow the water to cool to room temperature. pour in 4 cold, cheap beers and immerse chickens. cover and refrigerate overnight. remove chicken from brine at least 3 hours prior to cooking, rinse under cold water and pat entirely dry with paper towel. discard brine. Step 2: brine the chicken. rinse chicken pieces under cold water. place chicken into a plastic or glass container. pour the brine over the chicken to cover. add some ice on top to make sure it is nice and cold and place the bowl in the fridge for about 4 hours. when the brining is finished, rinse the chicken really good to remove any extra salt.

The Pitmaster Field Guide Smoky Beer Brined Beer Can Chicken Cut the top of a beer can off with a can opener. pour half of the beer out and add the onion and garlic to the beer. place the beer in the stand and place the seasoned chicken over the beer. transfer out the smoker and place on the smoker grate and close the lid. let smoke for about 3 hours. Step 2. combine the ingredients of the rub in a small bowl. pat dry the chicken with paper towels. if using rub chicken with vegetable or olive oil, including the cavity. sprinkle the rub on the entire chicken including inside the cavity. Step 4. crack open the can of beer and drink half or *gasp* pour half of it out. place the beer can in the middle of a small baking sheet (to catch the grease and other liquids) and carefully stand the seasoned chicken up overtop of the beer can. balance the bird using the legs and beer can as a tripod or set it on a special stand. step 5. Prepare smoker for cooking at 230 250°f with indirect heat and several chunks of hickory wood to keep the smoke flowing for at least 2 hours. place the chicken in the smoker and let it cook for about 3.5 hours or until the thickest part of the thigh and or breast reaches 165°f.

Smoked Beer Can Chicken вђў Smoked Meat Sunday Step 4. crack open the can of beer and drink half or *gasp* pour half of it out. place the beer can in the middle of a small baking sheet (to catch the grease and other liquids) and carefully stand the seasoned chicken up overtop of the beer can. balance the bird using the legs and beer can as a tripod or set it on a special stand. step 5. Prepare smoker for cooking at 230 250°f with indirect heat and several chunks of hickory wood to keep the smoke flowing for at least 2 hours. place the chicken in the smoker and let it cook for about 3.5 hours or until the thickest part of the thigh and or breast reaches 165°f. 1 cup of brown sugar. add the salt and sugar to the water and stir until all is dissolved and the liquid is a clear amber color. place the chicken (s) in a plastic, glass or stainless steel container and pour the brine mixture over them to cover. if you need more brine, just mix a 2nd batch. place the container in the fridge during the brining. Directions. make the brine: combine the beer, brown sugar, salt, orange zest, orange juice and cardamom pods in a bowl; stir until the sugar and salt dissolve. put the chicken in a gallon size.

Smoked Beer Can Chicken Gimme Some Grilling 1 cup of brown sugar. add the salt and sugar to the water and stir until all is dissolved and the liquid is a clear amber color. place the chicken (s) in a plastic, glass or stainless steel container and pour the brine mixture over them to cover. if you need more brine, just mix a 2nd batch. place the container in the fridge during the brining. Directions. make the brine: combine the beer, brown sugar, salt, orange zest, orange juice and cardamom pods in a bowl; stir until the sugar and salt dissolve. put the chicken in a gallon size.

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