Great Chicken w/Qviews

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smokey mo

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Sep 18, 2009
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North Oregon Coast
I was trying to find a good brine to play with but am not fond of 'over the top' salty, 

Found this on the forum forum and it worked great.

Slaughterhouse Poultry Brine By Tip Piper of Hillbilly Vittles
1 ½ Gal Water
½ C Salt - Kosher
½ C Dark Brown Sugar
2 TBS Garlic Powder
2 TBS Onion Powder
2 tsp Cajun Spice (Louisiana Cajun Seasoning)

2 tsp Celery Salt

After the all night brine and waiting for the smoker to warm. I didn't coat with Olive Oil ( i was out!) but I did rub it with out own blend. Thats for another post.

http://s875.photobucket.com/albums/ab313/morganrt5/The big smoke/?action=view&current=189f565b.jpg

After 3hours in with the rest of the days smoking fodder. Had a little TBS today, Hard to find the sweet spot.

http://s875.photobucket.com/albums/ab313/morganrt5/The big smoke/?action=view&current=c0427ca4.jpg

Sorry I didn't get any Pict's as we haven't yet cut them  up.  We gave two away to friends and saved two for tomorrows lunch.

I had a time today with the smoker. It was a beautiful sunny day here on the Oregon Coast but the wind was pretty steady.  Difficult to maintain temps. I kept it around 250 till I foiled the ribs then pushed it to about 325 to crisp the skins.  The friends and neighbor devoured their birds so I guess it was good.  

When we dig into ours I will try to remember to snap a shot.

Thanks for checking this smoke out.

Mo
 
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You will not go wrong with the brine, it's a tried and true staple for most of us here @ SMF.
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Looks like some great shots of a great day of smokes. Loved your other thread, too. Bet your smoker was happy all filled up!
 
Looks like a great start and the Slaughter House Brine is great with chicken and turkeys too. I'm sure they came out great
 
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yes the slaughter house brine is a real staple and used by most everyone here. Now Tip (travocoman) offers alot of good recipes and methods here alot.
 
I like tips brine alot. i do add a few things to it to suit my taste . but the salt content is low enough for me and i don't add salt to anything.
 
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