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The Secret to Juicy, Crispy Grilled Chicken

The most versatile bird. From whole roasts to parts, ensure your poultry is never dry again.

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plated stuffed chicken breast.
Moderate
15 minutes
5 from 7 votes
grilled chicken parts.
Moderate
45 minutes
4.56 from 129 votes
chicken liver spread
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Plate of grilled chicken sausages.
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Competition BBQ chicken thighs in a turn-in box
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2 hours
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3.64 from 86 votes
Tortilla soup in a bowl
Easy
1 hour 30 minutes
3.64 from 22 votes
Nashville hot chicken in serving basket
Moderate
20 minutes
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4.45 from 85 votes
Frying chicken
Moderate
30 minutes
4.47 from 116 votes
Plated grilled spatchcocked chicken
Moderate
1 hour
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Jamaican jerk chicken drumsticks plated
Moderate
30 minutes
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3.89 from 43 votes
Lamburger in pita with yogurt sauce
Easy
3.12 from 26 votes
Memphis dust dry rub
Easy
4.64 from 3051 votes
chile chocolate barbecue sauce on ribs
Easy
45 minutes
4.13 from 65 votes
mayo mojo
Easy
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3.06 from 18 votes
making pie crust.
4 hours
2.93 from 27 votes

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FAQ

Why is my skin rubbery?
You need higher heat (325°F+) to render the fat in the skin.
Carryover heat will bring it to the safe 165°F mark after pulling.
Dry brine (salt) is better for achieving a crispy skin.
Keep skin on?

Quick Facts

Type:

Bone-in Connective Tissue

Best For:

Roasting, Grilling, Smoking

Temperature:

160°F (Breast) / 175°F (Thigh)

Texture:

Juicy, tender, and savory

Flavor Pairings:

Lemon, Rosemary, Garlic, Poultry Rub

Common Mistakes:

Relying on 'clear juices' instead of a meat thermometer.

Best Equipment:

Pit Barrel Cooker or Gas Grill

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