Grilling, Smoking, BBQ, etc. WAYCT (What Are You Cooking Today) Outdoor Edition
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outstanding
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Hi guys! On Saturday I made Uzbek pilaf in a cauldron. With red wine it turned out to be just a song!)
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@Walery-Smirnoff that’s some tasty stuff! Also really like the photo’s!
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@Heavy_blue Thanks buddy! This year the winter is especially snowy and cold. But we grill all the time, despite the constant damp wood)
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@Walery-Smirnoff i think i need to fire up my bbq again..
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My wife is German. But she was born in Central Asia and lived there for a long time. We love Central Asian and Caucasian cuisine.
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can't go wrong with beercan chicken! Did you drink the beer or is the canister full?
PS: take your time and let the chick rest when you are done, like 15-20min easy
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nice! Next time, try butter under the skill for super crispy result
Or make a beercan chicka and put the lime under the skin as well
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I hate to be “that guy” but I just can’t help it.
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@mclaincausey that is why I asked if he drank the beer or not, it's my experience that the liquid from the can doesn't add anything to the dish. (and I have tried both)
This is a better way of cooking bbq chicken if you ask me
BUT I do love a good beercan chicken from time to time
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I think the beer can rack and orientation makes sense if there’s no can blocking air / smoke from the bird’s interior and potentially introducing toxins into the mix. I do like the rotisserie too
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if the can is empty, enough heat will get trough to cook the chicken evenly from the inside aswell. Their idea that 180°C will not penetrate the buttom of an empty alu can is wrong.
Also the beer will evaporate, unlike his statement that it won't, but it takes quite some time so the cook is extended.
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@mclaincausey said in Grilling, Smoking, BBQ, etc. WAYCT (What Are You Cooking Today) Outdoor Edition:
I hate to be “that guy” but I just can’t help it.
also..
You’ve never seen a fine dining restaurant serve Beer Can Chicken, have you? That’s because professional chefs know this is clearly not the best way to roast a chicken.
He has a few more Michelin stars than Mr Meathead, I suspect