Honey BBQ glazed chicken kabobs on the mini WSM - Q view

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manfjourde

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Well I followed Jeff's recipe on doing honey BBQ wings but had breasts on hand so cut them up and did kabobs since I don't have a smaller rack to put them on. I didn't have buttermilk so made some with milk and lemon juice. The wife thought they were a bit too "rub" tasting, I think next time I will not put rub on again after brining and if I do it will be a very small amount.

They went on at 250* F for 1 hour, but I could have goen a little less, they weren't drty but not super juicy. Also I used hickory.


For the glaze we used Jeff's BBQ sauce, Texas roadhouse, and Baby Ray's hickory & brown sugar. We both liked the Texas roadhouse glaze most.


This was Jeff's sauce glaze, tasty!


And dinner!


This is only my 5th smoke but I keep getting better and fell like I'm gettingthe hang of rolling TBS now too. I really like the mini WSM, such a reliable little guy.
 
Very nice

I love my mini. Great little cookers.
 
Each time I cook my terra xotta diffuser cracks. Any thoughts in that? I'm gonna be looking for a large pie pan or something to replace it.
 
Each time I cook my terra xotta diffuser cracks. Any thoughts in that? I'm gonna be looking for a large pie pan or something to replace it.

These Mini's are greattttt .... Mine kept doing that too.. soooooo... I switched to a cast iron skillet (12" w/handle cut off and lined with foil ) this all sit's on a round piece of 1/4" steel plate... talk about a heat sink and difuser all in one.... take a look ... http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/124570/my-version-of-the-mini-wsm
 
Thanks guys. That's a good idea on the cast iron with the handle removed! I grabbed a pie pan with a wide rim from Amazon and it should be here tomorrow. If that doesn't work I will probably do the cast iron, that probably helps hold the heat so well.
 
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