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So, I did a brined "chicken on a throne" yesterday. Brined the giblets, too, and smoked them just to see........
Good outcome. The smoked chicken liver was very good, in fact. Kind of surprised me, but that's easy to do! I think the salty brine was particularly good for the liver.
I wonder if a big batch of livers and gizzards smoked would be a good thing to do.
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Mornin' i2.

I'd think the gizzards would be a little tough,if they weren't pressurecooked or simmered well first.

I take a couple pounds of livers,soak in cold water about an hour,drain and pat dry....Coat well with CS chicken rub and place in a shallow pan or on seafood grill that has been sprayed with Pam.

They can be skewered ,but I don't bother.

Cook at 200�-225� for about 1 hour or to about 125� internal.I use an oz. of hickory.

We serve with a mango and scotch bonnet rub.
Instead of making liverwurst, I smoked my Moose liver whole. Very slow, rubbed with oil, and that was pretty much it. 2 oz. hickory. Then, when she was fully cooked, I used my meat slicer and sliced it very thin and packaged for sandwiches. Awesome! Firm texture, light smoke all the way thru, and incredible sandwiches w/cream cheese and hot mustard on rye. Yowza! Razzer

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