When my MAK 1 Star dreams...

squirtthecat

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... he thinks he can cook 50 chicken halves.

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:D

Split chicken breasts were EIGHTY cents a pound on Friday, so I grabbed a cart and stocked up.

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(57 pounds worth)

Got home and piled them into the freezer. Pulled about 35 or so pounds out last night to start thawing.

And here we go..

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I skinned about 2/3rds of them, and left the skin on the rest. Everybody got painted with Sriracha, and the top rack got a heavy dusting of Head Country. The bottom will just get smoke, and whatever drips off of the top layer.

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The Traeger wanted to play, so we loaded him as well. Those got some basic Williams BBQ rub.

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Both pits are running at 250°, so we'll check back in about 2.5 hours.

Stay tuned..
 

squirtthecat

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And of course they all got done at once... Cue the pan brigade.

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Stacked in my Wannabe Cambro.

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And my SamsBro. :cool:

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I'll pull the breasts off of the bones this evening, and vacbag most of them for the freezer.
 

Zephyr

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What's the big cooker with all the chicken on it? Do you freeze yours? I like to do alot of thighs and vac and freeze. Those are lookin so Good! :p

ZEP
 

TentHunter

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Great cook Squirt!

Tell me about your wannabe cambro. I was wishing I had one this past Thursday for the H.S. Band cookout.
 

Chili Head

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That's a good idea cooking all that at once then shredding some ect. I've never done that much at a time but it would open up possibilities! I like the head country on chicken too! I've been using 75 % head country and 25 % gun powder mixed lately.
 

squirtthecat

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It's a Coleman Powerchill. Runs off of 12V DC, but I have an A/C adapter for it.
You can find them at Wally Mart, Target, etc. for around 100 bucks and change.

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I've had 2 of them now, and this newer model is a tad bigger than the old ones.

It cools 40° below ambient temps, so watch out if you are using it in a cold garage during the winter months. (instant freezer)


I had some of the chicken thawing in it, and was about to put it away when I tried sliding a couple of the foil pans in. WA LA!

Works great for brining a Thanksgiving turkey as well.. :cool:

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