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Chicken Thighs Smoked

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One thing I never do is put smoking wood in with chicken. I find it sucks up smoke like a sponge and over powers the chicken.

So today I added a little cherry wood to the smoking pot and went for it. First marinated teh thighs in Frank's Hot Sauce for a few hours then put them on the grill.

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Ran the KK at 330F for about 45 mins until the internal temp was just about 180F. Added the only cob of corn that was left.

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And under the skin, the moisture ran out, it was amazing. 

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The corn. :)

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The first bite of the chicken I thought not sure I like this smoke flavour. I probably ate a little of the skin in that bite but after that I never notice it and the chicken was wonderful.

Tomorrow I'll take a look inside the pot. One thing I did today was seal the edge with a flour mixture. It was long before I noticed a burning flour smell and figured the chicken will be ruined. Next time I'll put the smoking pot on earlier and I hope to avoid the burnt flour smell.

 

 

 

 

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That looks great! I love doing just thighs. Sometimes I like to cook them in a butter bath, especially when using smoke. This both adds a lot of flavor (as though thighs need It) and shields the bird a bit from the smoke. 

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We're on the downslope here on local corn - maybe another week, two tops. The true sign that summer is over. Got 2 ears going on for supper tonight and gonna try my hand at the Kalua pork. Will post pics elsewhere afterwards.

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Today I made a potato galette to go with some leftover chicken thighs.:) 

Also made another loaf of Syzygies' freshly milled flour bread. Might as well use a hot KK while you can. ;)

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It all looks good. I guess I have a different opinion in that I love how much smoke gives chicken flavor when I find it to be a little bland with out it. Each to his or her own!

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