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I'm doing some Bone In chicken parts, mostly breasts and thighs. I want to smoke them and then put them on the old weber for some crispiness. I figger about 1-1 1/2 hours in the old smokette at 200 degrees should get them done so I can crisp them up. Do you agree? Should I raise the temp? Don't want to dry them out.
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Thanks for the tip Jack, I got them in late so I had less time than I thought so I cranked up the ole smokette to 250�. I washed them and sprinkled them with Emeril's essence. They were 4 large bone in breasts and 4 large bone in thighs. I cooked them for about 1 and 3/4 hours and then turned them off to hold for about a half an hour while we ate our appetizers, some shrimp stuffed jalapeno poppers. MMMMMM GOOD. Then I fired up the Weber and crisped them for about 4-5 minutes on each side. They were moist and juicy and well done. Very good chicken if I do say so Myself.

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