Yardbird throwdown #4

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Jul 3, 2017
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I had to keep my yardbird entry on a small scale, for my own consumption.
Was done on the charcoal ECB smoke n grill. I knew I wanted to stay away from skin being a factor.. I didn't want to slop sauce over everything either.. so I decided on a Roulade. Butterflied chicken breast and pounded thin.. stuffed with some goodies and rolled with some bacon to keep it moist if possible.
I did smoke for 3 hours using applewood to match the bacon. 220 to 235 range for about 4 hours. They were pretty thick. I think 165 was passed up a tad.
 
I made a sauce from my homemade chicken stock. I reduced that and had shallots and garlic going in another pan. I put the white wine in to deglaze the
Pan and combined the stock for a sauce. I added butter after i turned off the pan. Whisking that in..

Little chopped chives.
It was late when i got to eat. Lol
Thanks for looking.
Johnny B
 
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Nice job, bet you wished you would have made like 5 or 6 of em 
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I do something very similar but I bake them. The only difference I see is that I only use feta and I don't always use bacon.  I never thought to smoke them.  I'll be trying it soon.
I went a bit over my target.. I was in the 175 range. I did foil tent and rest them. I got lucky and they really were good. I should have used more sauce on the plate for presentation. I almost used some fancy mushrooms in place of the sun dried tomatoes.. but I wanted some color.
 
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