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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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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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