N8man
Babbling Farker
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pick the optimum day for the cook......
gonna be cooking over live coals....no wood
half of a charcoal chimney lit, ashing over...
dumped it evenly across the top of the charcoal basket and now waiting on cooking temp....
reminder of how I roll with the chicken......
chicken close to done.....
pit cooked chicken ready to eat....
gratuitous shoot of the obligatory 2lb. nekkid fatty...
gonna be cooking over live coals....no wood
half of a charcoal chimney lit, ashing over...
dumped it evenly across the top of the charcoal basket and now waiting on cooking temp....
reminder of how I roll with the chicken......
For those keeping score at home...
this is an original, down home, taste of North Carolina...
made at a grist mill close to where my Daddy was born and raised....
I took a cup and a half of the breader, placed it in a gallon zip lock baggie,
added a tablespoon of crushed sea salt and a tablespoon of Mike Mills Magic Dust....recipe as follows....
mixed it well into the breader then coated the chicken pieces two at a time by placing them into the baggie, zipping it closed and shaking the bejezus out of it, then using tongs I grasped the pieces while still in the baggie, shook off the excess breader and placed into a bowl for transport outside...
- 1/2 cup paprika
- 1/4 cup kosher salt, finely ground
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons mustard powder
- 1/4 cup chili powder
- 1/4 cup ground cumin
- 2 tablespoons ground black pepper
- 1/4 cup granulated garlic
- 2 tablespoons cayenne
I cooked the chicken somewhere around 350*f for forty five minutes and checked them with my thermapen heat probe, cooking them to 170*f internal.....
chicken close to done.....
pit cooked chicken ready to eat....
gratuitous shoot of the obligatory 2lb. nekkid fatty...