Started my BGE Recipe Book II tonight with one simple variation on my original Spatchocked Chicken and with some Steamed Cauliflower (first time I've made it on the Egg). Enjoy!
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Showing posts with label Spatchcock Chicken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spatchcock Chicken. Show all posts
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Spatchcock Chicken (organic) Dinner
Nothing special about the recipe for this one grid meal. Mojo injected Bone In chicken breasts with organic corn and kale (seasoned lightly) in the MB 2 cup broiler (I can't believe how much I use this thing.
Oh yes, and some fresh baked frozen bread (no machines and kneading for this guy...with some LA BOMBA!!!!!
Oh yes, and some fresh baked frozen bread (no machines and kneading for this guy...with some LA BOMBA!!!!!
Keep On Eggin'
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Spatchcock Chicken Dinner Fixin's
Tonight's cook, spatchcock chicken marinated and injected with Mojo, baby peas in butter, fresh sweet corn on the cob (best of the season), french bread and jalapenos with fresh mozzarella. Time to crack open a few of our grillin' cookbooks and find something interesting to grill and get out of this cooking rut, chicken, steak, chicken, steak, pork tenderloin, steak, chicken...
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Spatchcock Chicken and Emile Henry
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Spatchcocked Chicken
This recipe gives you a very simple method of cooking whole chickens on the BGE (or ‘Split’ breasts) in less time than it normally takes to cook them whole. The origin of “Spatchcocking” is allegedly 18th-century Irish and means "to butterfly".
Ingredients Recommended
1 Whole young chicken (Spatchcocked) Have the butcher do this for you!
Option 1 - Rub Substitute Cuban Mojo Sauce
Option 2 - Cuban Mojo Sauce Substitute Rub
Preparation Directions [1]
1. Spatchcocking the chicken: With a sharp kitchen knife or poultry shears, cut the backbone out of the chicken. Turn the chicken over and press and flatten. If you find that the chicken doesn't want to stay flat, you can use two skewers in an "X" pattern to hold it flat or,
2. Pull out your already prepared chicken or split breasts and place in a 9 x 9 or larger plan.
3. Marinate in Mojo for two hours in the refrigerator before placing on the grill.
Option 1: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED - Inject some Mojo into the individual chicken breasts!
Option 2: Rub with Cuban Style Mojo and let set overnight (in the fridge)
Cooking Directions
The Big Green Egg temperature should be stabilized at 3500
Place chicken cut side down directly on the grill
Expect to Cook a whole chicken for about 1 hour without flipping.
Breasts will take about the same amount of time but you should use a meat thermometer to track the temperature until it reaches 160 degrees (I know most guides say 170 -180 degrees but it will be dry!) because the breasts will be a little thinner than the split whole chicken
Recommended Side Dishes and DesertsBaked Potatoes and Corn on the Cob
Cuban (or French) bread heated up on the BGE with some Garlic Butter Spread
Jalapenos and Green Onions (with EVERY meal)!
Roasted Marshmallows for Desert over hot coals - ALWAYS!
[1] Most of these directions are ‘borrowed’ from The Naked Whiz (thank you)
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