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Barbecue and Grilling ...: Grilled Boneless Chicken Breast Brined Recipe by the BBQ Pit Boys

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Uploaded by on Dec 4, 2009

Watch how easy it is to make tender and juicy boneless Barbecue Chicken Breasts every time by using a simple brine, as shown by the BBQ Pit Boys.

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  • can the brine be reused aslong as its refigerated?

  • @k1headhunter because it's so cheap to make, I wouldn't bother. Just make a fresh batch. -BBQ Pit Boys

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  • For anyone who doesn't want to watch this video 18 times to get the recipe:

    2 Qt Water

    1 TSP Dried Thyme

    1/2 TBSP Cayenne

    1 TBSP Garlic Powder

    1 TBSP Onion Flakes

    1 TBSP Cracked Black Pepper

    1/2 C Coarse Salt or 1/4 C Table Salt

    1/2 C Sugar

    Brine for 1 hour to 1.5 hours max, wash off chicken or dry with paper towels. Cover with cooking oil/olive oil. Grill over high heat both sides 2 mins or until seared. Move to indirect heat and cook for about 20-25 minuets.

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  • @k1headhunter I wouldn't. The most expensive thing is honestly probably the salt since you use so much. And salt is DIRT cheap.

  • Nice early 80's porn music in the background...

  • I've never tried brining my chicken, usually just thaw it out and grill it and it comes out pretty good. Does brining make that much difference because I usually have the time to throw them in a brine mixture but does it REALLY make that much difference in grilling chicken ? I usually just put garlic salt and pepper on mine chicken breasts.

  • ....the 20 dislikes came from vegetarians.....that's fine, more meat for me

  • Charcoal is the only way to go (in my opinion).

  • I did this recipe! I also glazed it with their bbq sauce! It was amazing!

  • @k1headhunter I wouldn't suggest using it because you had raw chicken in it

  • I see you added sugar to the brine, does that make the chicken taste sweet? does that have any effect on the taste?? Would appreciate your reply.

  • Great video! Thanks for the tips.

  • alright

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