Today’s Pollo


 

Richard Garcia

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It’s Costa Rican chicken and spuds.
 

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Lookin good!
I have been baking taters without foil for a bit now, with lots of salt and have been enjoying it.
I microwave them first to get them warm but not smoking hot inside, finish indirect.
 
Thank to all for the nice comments!

Of note; We always purchase our chicken from the same local
Costa Rican Poultry dealer for the last 20+ years. We generally purchase six(6) large whole chicken legs in which are cut-in-half which gives us 6 legs and 6 thighs in which the 12 pieces fit perfectly on my WPD grill doing indirect grilling using the excellent SlowN Sear Plus and DripNGriddle pan. I grill the chicken pieces at around 400F and pull them when reaching a internal temperature of around 180F and are done in around 75 minutes.
 
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That chicken looks so good Richard.
I now want to cook a bird on my performer for tacos and pre-made burritos.

We have a place in California called El Pollo Loco that puts out good chicken meals.
I want to figure out their seasoning because mine is lacking imo.
 

 

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