AustinPhillips
TVWBB Fan
So I have a competition coming up this weekend in Dothan, Alabama. Chicken is my nemesis!!! To me, it is the HARDEST category to cook and get perfect bite-through skin.
Here is my cook from last night. Would love to hear what you guys think!
Started by trimming the thighs. Removed the tendon, blood vein and excess fat. Before wrapping the skin back on, I rubbed the bottom and top with Jack Daniels Chicken Rub, then wrapped the skin back around the thighs.

After I wrapped them up, I then rubbed the tops and around with Plowboys Yard Bird.

I let them sit in the fridge for about 30 minutes, then started 1 whole chimney of Kingsford and broke out my Kettle. While the coals were going, I made a broth-butter bath for the chicken.

I placed them on indirect heat, I don't have temperature gauge on my kettle so I don't know how hot it was, but it was producing a good amount of heat. I used a chunk of Pecan wood.
After 50 minutes, they looked like this.

Once the broth-butter bath was done, I heated up some The Shed Spicy-Mustard sauce in a pan and dipped the thighs in and placed back on the grill for another 30 minutes.

After, I let them rest for 10 minutes.

I tried a piece to see if I achieved bite-through skin, and SUCCESS!

Thanks for looking!
Here is my cook from last night. Would love to hear what you guys think!
Started by trimming the thighs. Removed the tendon, blood vein and excess fat. Before wrapping the skin back on, I rubbed the bottom and top with Jack Daniels Chicken Rub, then wrapped the skin back around the thighs.

After I wrapped them up, I then rubbed the tops and around with Plowboys Yard Bird.

I let them sit in the fridge for about 30 minutes, then started 1 whole chimney of Kingsford and broke out my Kettle. While the coals were going, I made a broth-butter bath for the chicken.

I placed them on indirect heat, I don't have temperature gauge on my kettle so I don't know how hot it was, but it was producing a good amount of heat. I used a chunk of Pecan wood.
After 50 minutes, they looked like this.

Once the broth-butter bath was done, I heated up some The Shed Spicy-Mustard sauce in a pan and dipped the thighs in and placed back on the grill for another 30 minutes.

After, I let them rest for 10 minutes.

I tried a piece to see if I achieved bite-through skin, and SUCCESS!

Thanks for looking!