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Headline Outdoors 01-07-2018 02:45 PM

Beer can Chicken
 
Who else has done one of these? What type of seasoning did you use?



SHORN 01-07-2018 03:03 PM

I just use salt, garlic powder, pepper, season salt; rub the entire thing let it sit for a 1/2 hr to allow the seasonings to be absorbed in it a little.

CalHunter 01-07-2018 03:20 PM

I use the Weber poultry roaster instead of he soda/beer can system. It's the same basic idea but catches the dripping juices and eliminates flareups.

rogerstv 01-10-2018 06:26 AM

Beer can chicken is nothing but a mess to me. Chicken is tender and juicy on its' own merit. If I plan to cook a whole chicken, I buy a rotisserie chicken at the store for $5.99 or less. Hard to beat and hard to justify anything else.

Thrould 03-26-2018 11:13 PM

just use simple salt pepper and five seasoning mix for better taste and aroma hope it helps;)

121553 04-01-2018 11:52 PM

I use the beer can holders that keep your chicken vertical. I use a brown surgar and galic, salt and pepper, paperika and mix it with a little mayo pasteand and baste it then it goes into the smoker. Alsome skin.

Bobby

Leaktok 04-06-2018 04:08 AM

interest idea for cooking, thanks for sharing

HoodyPossible24 04-06-2018 08:30 AM

Wow, it sounds great. What did tool you use it? A sharp knife at least?

Headline Outdoors 07-16-2018 04:23 PM


Originally Posted by SHORN (Post 4325041)
I just use salt, garlic powder, pepper, season salt; rub the entire thing let it sit for a 1/2 hr to allow the seasonings to be absorbed in it a little.

It depends on what I feel like that day. I've done the salt, pepper, and garlic route and it's good. Can't go wrong either way.....

Headline Outdoors 07-16-2018 04:24 PM


Originally Posted by CalHunter (Post 4325044)
I use the Weber poultry roaster instead of he soda/beer can system. It's the same basic idea but catches the dripping juices and eliminates flareups.

Is that the one with the little pan thing at the base of it? I've seen some people have those type and put veggies in the base.


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