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Okay folks this is how we cook some of the best chicken you have ever tasted.
It's so simple and easy you really can't mess it up.
1 whole young chicken
1lb of thin sliced bacon
Rub:
salt
crushed red pepper
Lawry's seasoned salt
BBQ spice
Take young chicken and stuff the bacon under the skin across the breast and back.
Mix your rub with equal parts and apply all over the chicken.
Fire up your barrel cooker (if you dont have one deduct 10 points from ypur man card until you buy or make one).
I use plain Kingsford because it burns consistently every time. None of that easy light crap, use a chimney starter like god intended.
Shove your hook in your chicken.
Heat your barrel to 300-325f and hang yer chicken.
Altamaha white BBQ sauce:
Mix 1/2 cup of lime juice
Cayenne pepper
Crushed red pepper in a sauce pan
Bring to boil, the simmer to reduce to about 1/2.
Then add 1/2 cup of honey
1tsp vinegar
2tsp brown sugar
1tsp white sugar
4tsp yellow mustard
Mix well and let it sit while chicken cooks
After about 1 hour, toss a cup of wood pellets into the coals.
After about an hour and a half of cooking give it a good first basting with the Altamaha sauce and stick it back in.
Hit it again with the sauce every 15 minutes, until it has been cooking for 2-2 1/2 hours.
Crank the heat up to 375-400 for the last 10 minutes to make the caramelized sauce. crispy.
Pull it and let rest for a few minutes.
Now you are eating like a swamper.
It's so simple and easy you really can't mess it up.
1 whole young chicken
1lb of thin sliced bacon
Rub:
salt
crushed red pepper
Lawry's seasoned salt
BBQ spice
Take young chicken and stuff the bacon under the skin across the breast and back.
Mix your rub with equal parts and apply all over the chicken.
Fire up your barrel cooker (if you dont have one deduct 10 points from ypur man card until you buy or make one).
I use plain Kingsford because it burns consistently every time. None of that easy light crap, use a chimney starter like god intended.
Shove your hook in your chicken.
Heat your barrel to 300-325f and hang yer chicken.
Altamaha white BBQ sauce:
Mix 1/2 cup of lime juice
Cayenne pepper
Crushed red pepper in a sauce pan
Bring to boil, the simmer to reduce to about 1/2.
Then add 1/2 cup of honey
1tsp vinegar
2tsp brown sugar
1tsp white sugar
4tsp yellow mustard
Mix well and let it sit while chicken cooks
After about 1 hour, toss a cup of wood pellets into the coals.
After about an hour and a half of cooking give it a good first basting with the Altamaha sauce and stick it back in.
Hit it again with the sauce every 15 minutes, until it has been cooking for 2-2 1/2 hours.
Crank the heat up to 375-400 for the last 10 minutes to make the caramelized sauce. crispy.
Pull it and let rest for a few minutes.
Now you are eating like a swamper.