BEER CAN CHICKEN ON THE WEBER KETTLE - WITH KOMBUCHA?!
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2022
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On this video, I do a slight twist on the classic beer can chicken.
Instead of a beer, I used a hard Kombucha and smoked the chicken on the Weber Kettle.
The chicken was 4.8 pounds.
I seasoned the chicken with a very basic (And equal parts) salt, pepper and garlic powder mix.
The BBQ was configured with one charcoal basket that i filled 3/4 full of uncooked charcoal.
I then added 8-10 hot coals to the corner of the basket, which allowed me to slowly cook the chicken.
I also added some pecan and apple wood chunks to the coals.
My lid temperature averaged around 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
I smoked the chicken for 1hr 40min and let it rest for another 10 minutes on the can until the internal temperature was 165 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Awesome 👌🏻 💯
Thank you!
🤤 this looks amazing!! I can't wait to try this!!
It was way better than I thought!
Garth loved you video! Love your enthusiasm for grilling. Your grandpa George loved to do chicken as well. He use to do smoked salmon. That might be a fun video down the road. Keep up the great grilling Marianne
Thank you!! Smoked salmon is on the list. So many good things to bbq and film!
Yea boiiiii. Get that meat!
Haha I’m a gettin im a gettin!
Where California is known for Santa Maria rub, SPG is also called Texas style. I recommend 2 parts pepper, 1 1/2 part salt split between Kosher and Lowery’s, and 1/2 part garlic. Enjoy!
Thank you! Definitely trying this!
Hey Garth! I used your one basket technique when I cooked a rib roast on a rotisserie and it worked great. I pretty much used the same method as this video with the 8 lit briquets and the rest unlit. I don't know why I always used 2 baskets before. Diggin your content!
Thanks Mike!! I just read an article that pretty much proved that beer can chicken isn’t a real thing which made me bummed. Ha. But hey… it’s still fun and the chicken turns out pretty much every time.
I thought your video on turning the basket into a snake holder was smart!