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4th of July Spatchcock Chickens

The birds - dry brined uncovered, overnight in frig

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The lump - my go-to brand in either oak or mesquite

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The necessities - BBQ Guru, grabbers, auxillary grates, wood chunks, and most importantly the KK set up Indirect

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The cook - loaded KK and probes

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The wood - chunks placed with grabber

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The smoke - Texas pecan 

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The sneak peak - 45 minutes in

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The add - more legs for the grandkids

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The finish - happy family!

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17 hours ago, Paul said:

Good looking chicken. Was it moist?

Silly question, Paul. You know it's practically impossible to dry out a chicken on a KK - ckreef did a test and tried, but couldn't. Cooking a moist bird is like falling off a log. 

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