Mo-Rockin = Mo-Flavor!

[TMB]

I laid these chicken breast in a mixture of Tee's Mo-Rockin and a little salt water for a brine soaked for 24 hrs


And now the money shot, good stuff!!!

[teesquare]

Did they taste o.k. Tommy? I have not used the Mo-Rockin Chicken in a brine before.....

[smokeasaurus]

Those look good.....did the brine help with keeping moisture in the chix breast??

[TMB]

Did they taste o.k. Tommy? I have not used the Mo-Rockin Chicken in a brine before.....

Yes, this stuff is very good and it brings that something you normally don't get to skinless chicken "FLAVORE"

[TMB]

Those look good.....did the brine help with keeping moisture in the chix breast??

Sure did work very well.  I like skin on better but these were very good.     Nice and juicy and not dry and hard

[africanmeat]

thy look good to me nice color .can somone tel an african what is Mo-Rockin?

[teesquare]

The colloquial  ( http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/colloquialism ) term "Mo-Rockin"  is a reference to rock and roll music as being good...so anything in the slang vernacular that is "mo-rockin"   (more rocking) is really really good!

It is also via the French expression a "double entendre" (http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/double%20entendre ) for the description of some of the flavors, which are of Moroccan origin.

Hope that helps Ahron!

[LostArrow]

Tommy, did you burn those for Kimmie

[TMB]

Tommy, did you burn those for Kimmie

Yep, I hope Jaxon burns somehing for her this weekend   

[teesquare]

You gonna catch up with Jaxson?  Special event? Take us some pictures!

T

[TMB]

You gonna catch up with Jaxson?  Special event? Take us some pictures!

T

Kimmie and I are going to see Jaxon this weekend,  Dee and LA will be there as well.  Should be a fun time!

[teesquare]

Just make sure that all of y'all let your parole officers know your whereabouts Crossing the state line could be risky...HAHAHAHA

[africanmeat]

The colloquial  ( http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/colloquialism ) term "Mo-Rockin"  is a reference to rock and roll music as being good...so anything in the slang vernacular that is "mo-rockin"   (more rocking) is really really good!

It is also via the French expression a "double entendre" (http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/double%20entendre ) for the description of some of the flavors, which are of Moroccan origin.

Hope that helps Ahron!



Thanks Man now i am more clever

[Jaxon]

I keep this seasoning on the table along with salt and pepper. Very good with grits & eggs.

I add it now to Brunswick stew to really kick it up a notch. I'll be serving it to Friends this weekend.

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[TMB]

I keep this seasoning on the table along with salt and pepper. Very good with grits & eggs.

I add it now to Brunswick stew to really kick it up a notch. I'll be serving it to Friends this weekend.

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I can't wait!!