food4thot is One Chatty Farker Joined Jul 31, 2014 Location Troy, MI Name or Nickame Erik, E Aug 31, 2014 #21 JazzyBadger said: Yep, but you had better SAVE that duck fat. Save it, and treasure it, and cook with it. Mmmmmm, duck fat. Click to expand... Would definitely save the fat. Duck fat, beef tallow, and lard are my favorite cooking oils...all excellent in cast iron
JazzyBadger said: Yep, but you had better SAVE that duck fat. Save it, and treasure it, and cook with it. Mmmmmm, duck fat. Click to expand... Would definitely save the fat. Duck fat, beef tallow, and lard are my favorite cooking oils...all excellent in cast iron
food4thot is One Chatty Farker Joined Jul 31, 2014 Location Troy, MI Name or Nickame Erik, E Sep 1, 2014 #22 Thanks again to all for the advice. Had these cruising between 350-375 for 70 minutes. Turned once after a half hour, put a probe in the thigh and set it for 175. Some of the juiciest chicken I ever made, even without a brine :thumb:
Thanks again to all for the advice. Had these cruising between 350-375 for 70 minutes. Turned once after a half hour, put a probe in the thigh and set it for 175. Some of the juiciest chicken I ever made, even without a brine :thumb:
THoey1963 somebody shut me the fark up. Joined Jan 8, 2014 Location San... Name or Nickame Terry Sep 1, 2014 #23 Nice chicks!