Easy BBQ chicken on the Weber grill
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Just my 3 cents......but iv'e found that the meat takes the flavor of the smoke much better within the first half hour to hour.........but dont fix what aint broken.........if it works for you
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"Searing in the juices" is a myth.
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nice fadeout
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This works pretty well but I agree there's no need to sear the chicken. I use green egg lump charcoal and put it in with a couple of green egg starters. It seems to burn hotter and longer. I don't use oil. Just soak the chicken in a brine and use a good rub.
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Nice video guys! But for me it's a bit boring, the scenario needs more drive not to make watchers tired. Sure, making a bbq restricts the story line, but using different camera positions, different speed and music is helpful in this situation. Check out my Youtube channel to watch videos I filmed about Weber grills. There're 2 videos, but they're in Russian. :) I hope it won't be a big problem. :)
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Why would you as the first thing you do is burn the chicken ? See that black stuff all over the chicken after he "sears" it ? That is creosote. Not good ! Taste terrible. Flame should not be left to burn the chicken. Close the lid...the chicken will sear like it is baked. This is the 4th video I have seen where people do this. No need for it. Also, he put the coals on too soon. Wait till they are all ashed over in the chimney.
cooked some chicken exactly as in this video... amazing, some of the nicest chicken ive ever had in my life let alone cooked for myself :)
eclipsez0r 8 months ago
@eclipsez0r There are many methods and techniques on how to cook chicken but you can't go wrong with this "easy version". I'm glad you liked it and I hope it inspired you to do other great things on your grill.
gzies1 8 months ago
are you a yooper, eh?
casmoneansthefourth 8 months ago
@casmoneansthefourth Nope, not quite. Nice try though.
gzies1 8 months ago
This might be a dumb question, but how often do you open the lid? I'm afraid of leaving it on too long and extinguishing the coals but I don't want to open it too often to let out the heat and smoke.
nanobotism 1 year ago
@nanobotism I briefly open the lid after 15 min, 30 min and 45 min to turn the chicken. Chicken are done after 1 hour. Coal will not be extinguished as long as you leave the vents fully or partially open.
gzies1 1 year ago