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Grilling: Barbecue Chicken

Thanks! And "Amen, brother" to the indirect cooking technique. Also, the "close-to-the-fire-but-not-on-it technique" after the sauce!

To the previous: (joannabar?) I have the same Weber gas grill. It's wonderful. When you cook with the indirect method, heat all of the burners for 20 mins (600 degrees). Then turn off the back burners and cook your chicken on that surface. You have to "reach over" the heated surface, but wear a mitt. It's worth it! Also, replace the flimsy grates that came with your grill, and buy the staineless steel replacements (about $60 at True Value). You won't be sorry.

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Grilling: Barbecue Chicken

Thanks! And "Amen, brother" to the indirect cooking technique. Also, the "close-to-the-fire-but-not-on-it technique" after the sauce!

To the previous: (joannabar?) I have the same Weber gas grill. It's wonderful. When you cook with the indirect method, heat all of the burners for 20 mins (600 degrees). Then turn off the back burners and cook your chicken on that surface. You have to "reach over" the heated surface, but wear a mitt. It's worth it! Also, replace the flimsy grates that came with your grill, and buy the staineless steel replacements (about $60 at True Value). You won't be sorry.

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Grilling: Barbecue Chicken

This is my first attempt at BBQ and thanks for the heads up ....it came out perfect.
here's a link to the finish product...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/36137078@N08/3642566276/sizes/l/

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Grilling: Barbecue Chicken

@johnhutch
that is correct. how do you guys think bbq places do it? barbecue = slow and a long time. basically you will never be patient enough to overcook it. it'll get nice and sticky-crispy, you just gotta be patient. man we cooked a cabrito for 14 hours once.

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