This has been a favorite for years but we just now realized it is not on this website. Ingredients Large chicken leg quarters: trim fat and extra skin; separate legs from thighs; dry brined for at least 24 hours.Kit Whol’s … Continue reading
Category Archives: Poultry
This cook followed the process in the HowToBBQRight by Malcom Reed but was different. Mostly because we did not have their ingredients and also because I thought what we have and use would be better. This turned out well and … Continue reading
3/5/2022 – The smoke turned out very good with a good flavor and very moist. Cleaned fat and separated 10 lbs of legs from thighs. Salted them on both sides and seasoned with Creole Poultry Seasoning. Let them rest and … Continue reading
2/28/2022 – Skinned and wrapped in standard (not thick) sliced bacon large chicken legs then smoked them on the Recteq. After cutting them from the leg/thigh quarters they were salted two days before. Several hours before smoking they were “rubbed” … Continue reading
Thawed a 10 lb. bag of leg quarters in late morning Trimmed away the extra skin and fat and cut the legs from the thighs. Dry brined and seasoned with Creole Poultry Seasoning for about an hour. Set the RecTec’s … Continue reading
We made big plans to wet brine the turkey and follow a plan developed from videos and websites cited below. But, decided to keep it simple and only dry brine. The turkey turned out very moist and the ham had … Continue reading
11/4/2021 – The RecTec RT-700 wood pellet grill arrived yesterday. Today we smoked chicken thighs and legs with the Ultimate Blend all-natural food-grade Red Oak, White Oak, and Hickory hardwood pellets that came with the smoker. The chicken was part … Continue reading
6/16/2021 – Mary made this up as she went surrounded by piles of yellow squash and zuchinni and boneless chicken thighs in the refrigerator. It turned out very good and one she will want to repeat so here it is. … Continue reading
5/26/2021 – This dish was inspired by the recipe here. We liked it although it needed more peaches. … Continue reading
5/4/2021 – We made this based on a copycat recipe for the popular dish at Olive Garden. Many things are different from that copycat version as this is a Cajun version while that was more of an Italian version. What … Continue reading