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Beer can chicken
If you haven't done this one, you've got to try it! Trust me, this is no joke.
Take one whole chicken, wash well. Remove the giblets and the neck from inside the bird. Season however you like. I like to marinade with a mix of worchestershire, salt, pepper, lemon juice. Then I slice garlic cloves and stuff the slices under the skin of the bird. Once seasoned, open a can of beer (any type) and place the can in the cavity of the bird! Put the bird standing up on a metal pan to catch drippings. Cook the bird on your pit or in the oven at about 300-325 for an hour to an hour and a half. check the meat temp to determine when it is done. The beer boils inside the bird. The beer doesn't falvor the meat, but this will be the most moist chicken you have ever eaten! |
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oh yeah one of my favorites
DRUNK CHICKEN, is what we call it |
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