Smokin' full load of Chicken Breast! with Pix!

Started by 4given, June 23, 2012, 06:55:25 PM

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4given

Decided to smoke a load of chicken breasts to wrap up and freeze for quick meals during the week!  ;)

Here are some pictures:



15 very large chicked breasts, brined overnight in the fridge, rinsed, dried and ready!



Thought I would try something different........ well different for me anyway I mixed 1 1/2 cups of mayo with 1/2 cup Jan's Rub to coat the chicken with.



All mixed up!




Into the Bradley they go! With 3 hours of smoke! Applewood baby!



Pulled them out when they reached an IT of 165.  We will wrap them and freeze them.  All we need to do when we want to eat them is thaw 'em out and throw them on the grill to warm them and crisp the skin!
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Consooger

best of luck with the mayo, I'm so anti-mayo and anti-cheese it's not even funny. I think I followed a post you had once before with mayo, maybe it wasn't you but it looked good, just not good enough for me to venture into. My childhood with cheese and mayo was a NIGHTMARE!!!!.

Just plain ol' Jan's Rub is all I need.
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KyNola

Those look really good!

Get you some Frogmats brother.  Chicken won't be hanging through your racks and clean up is much easier.

Bryan at Yard and Pool sells them custom sized to the Bradley racks.  www.yardandpool.com   Bryan is a trusted member of this forum and a good guy to boot.

ghost9mm

Yep those do look real good, and what KyNola said about the frogmats...
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4given

Quote from: Consooger on June 23, 2012, 11:17:07 PM
best of luck with the mayo, I'm so anti-mayo and anti-cheese it's not even funny. I think I followed a post you had once before with mayo, maybe it wasn't you but it looked good, just not good enough for me to venture into. My childhood with cheese and mayo was a NIGHTMARE!!!!.

Just plain ol' Jan's Rub is all I need.

Sorry you were traumatized.  I can see you being anti mayo but cheese never hurt anyone!!  ;D

I have been using the mayo to try to seal in the juices. Not sure if I really need to since I am brining.  The mayo is messy. I am probably going to try them without mayo next time and see if there is much different.
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4given

Quote from: KyNola on June 24, 2012, 06:42:59 AM
Those look really good!

Get you some Frogmats brother.  Chicken won't be hanging through your racks and clean up is much easier.

Bryan at Yard and Pool sells them custom sized to the Bradley racks.  www.yardandpool.com   Bryan is a trusted member of this forum and a good guy to boot.

Frogmats are on my list of gotta haves!
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muebe

Not a mayo fan either. And I never use ketchup :o

As others stated get the frog mats. They are a must when making jerky, fish ect. :)
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ratherbboating

not a mayo fan either.
I have used mustard as a "binder" for flour or spices.  The mustard taste goes away when you fry or grill.  Just lightly coat the item (fish or chicken).
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mikecorn.1

Well I like mayo, cheese and ketchup. Ditto on the frogmats. They are a must ;D


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