Santa Maria Roadside Chicken


 

Jim Lampe

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
a beautiful day in Raymond yesterday, gave me the chance to roll out the Santa Maria Grill.

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fired up two chimneys of Kingsford for a baker's dozen of Bryan's Roadside marinated chicken.

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turned and basted the bird parts every 3 to five minutes...

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I also tossed in a few small pieces of apple wood for a hint of smoke...

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took much longer to come to temp on this open fire than inside the kettle...
but it's fun dealing with the flare-ups

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served up with oven roasted cauliflower and fried rice with sautéed garlic scapes and sweet peppers.

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Roadside is STILL the favourite in this house... Thanks for stoppin' by!
 
Roadside is STILL the favourite in this house...
Here too!
Jim, you cook everything perfectly, no matter what grill you use. And you're enjoying it - as it should be.
Your plate would now like to have on my table. Looks AWESOME!!!
 
Nice lookin' chicken Jim. How about that USA built grill, would love to have a mini one. If anyone ever builds one. Too big for just me & the wife.
 
That's a nifty grill , jim. Looks fun to cook on. Chicken looks great. I have yet to cook roadside chicken but I think this summer (after I get my kettle) I will take a shot at it.
 
Thanks everyone!
Cliff, go back and get one!!
No John, I used two almost full chimneys of Kingsford...
but I did use a cover of a 22 inch kettle to cover the pieces for about five minutes...
to help trap in some heat.
 

 

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