Let's Talk BBQ
FORUM SPONSORS => MAK Grills => Topic started by: smoker pete on November 13, 2013, 09:55:23 PM
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Seasoned a few Fresh Foster Farms Chicken Thighs under/ON the skin with EVOO and Jan's Dry Rub. Refrigerated for 4 hours. Smoked the thighs for 45 minutes with Hickory then bumped the temp to 350ºF until the IT reached 180ºF.
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The Money $shot$ ... Chicken Thigh with a side of Hash Brown Potato Casserole and a small green salad ;D
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** Hash Brown Potato Casserole Ingredients:
- 16 oz Frozen Hash Browns
- 1 cup shredded cheese
- 1 cup sour cream
- 1 can cream of chicken soup
- ¼ cup chopped red onions
- ½ cup parmesan cheese
- Salt/pepper/garlic powder to taste
Instructions: Grease an 8" x 6" foil pan. Mix all ingredients and place in the foil pan. Cover with foil. Bake on the MAK at 350ºF for 1½ hours.
** Disclaimer: I found this recipe either on the internet or in another forum ... but it's good!! :D ;)
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Delicious looking plate of food Pete! My wife makes hash brown casserole that looks real
similar to that and I know it tastes great.
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Nice close-up shot of them thighs! It made my mouth start watering.
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that looks good. :)
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Another great cook Pete!
Beautiful color on that chicken ;)
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Great cook Pete, my kind of meal and the best part of the chicken!!! Don
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Great looking meal and the taters sound great
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Yeah boy that looks great!
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I had a protein bar for dinner last night. You win! :D
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I love thighs and those are perfect. Pam
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Very Nice!
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Picture perfect.
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Nice looking plate.
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Looks great!
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That looks fabulous!! I've loved learning about seasoning under the skin of poultry as well-- what a great trick!
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That looks fabulous!! I've loved learning about seasoning under the skin of poultry as well-- what a great trick!
I like to make compound butters by mixing rub ingredients and room temp. butter together - then re-chilling it in log form - place a pat under the skin on chicken breast. No more dry chicken for sure!
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Looks good to me!