Smoked Chicken
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Brianh An injection or brine with a seasoning that has cold phosphate can help for sure. Obviously too late to matter and I am sure they will come out fine! We recently did a test where we sous vide a pheasant and straight smoked one. The sous vide one spent the last 30 minutes in the smoker to dry the skin but it was a lot more tender and juicy than the smoked one.
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Brianh An injection or brine with a seasoning that has cold phosphate can help for sure. Obviously too late to matter and I am sure they will come out fine! We recently did a test where we sous vide a pheasant and straight smoked one. The sous vide one spent the last 30 minutes in the smoker to dry the skin but it was a lot more tender and juicy than the smoked one.
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Spatchcock is the best, the simplest, easiest, & very tasty!
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Although Spatchcock is the best, the simplest, easiest, & very tasty! I have also brined them whole (Non Spatchcock) with a Walton Turkey Cure or Maple for one day, then smoked for several hours. This is also very tasty, but more complicated.
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Speaking of Tasty, here is a bowl full of smoked Chicken Wings. They are great for snacking or yo can just make a meal out of it with the smoked corn on the cob.
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Speaking of Tasty, here is a bowl full of smoked Chicken Wings. They are great for snacking or yo can just make a meal out of it with the smoked corn on the cob.
calldoctoday that’s the only way I do wings, unless I’m eating out
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I have fried em & seasoned after the fact to. But, the smoking is so tasty & more laid back. Frying em better be done on the outside deep frier, in perfect weather, & it is a sporting event.
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calldoctoday
Love chicken wings. Probably of pic of mine somewhere in this thread. Just good eating. -
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Love chicken wings. Probably of pic of mine somewhere in this thread. Just good eating.PapaSop Have you used the salt and vinegar wing shake? I used it on some bacon, but I didn’t get much flavor, maybe I didn’t go heavy on it.
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No, I have not tried that. When frying I would just make up some various spices & through the wings in a big bowl with the spices & toss em. When smoking have made up my own spice combination as with frying or used like a Weber Asian Garlic, Honey Garlic, or Asian Chili Lime. Sometimes with smoking the smoke flavor seems to over power the spices, but that is not necessarily a bad thing.
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PapaSop Have you used the salt and vinegar wing shake? I used it on some bacon, but I didn’t get much flavor, maybe I didn’t go heavy on it.
Tex_77 I have but just on the bacon so far. Not a huge vinegar fan. Will give it a try though.
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I have done smoked wings a couple times, then threw them on a hot gas grill to crisp up the skin and caramelize the sauce. They are fantastic1
Brianh They definitely need crisped up in my opinion or the skin just seems to be rubbery to me. I usually just pull them off the smoker, and crank the heat up and then throw them back on for a few minutes.
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Throw em in the bowl & toss em with the spices after the fry.
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Yes, get the heat up really high for the final smoke & that seems to get em bubbling & more crispy.
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