- Jun 11, 2013
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Okay I decided to sv a couple chicken halves I got from one of my local farmer buddies. Thank you Motz! Great chicken as always.
Having never done this before I was going in pretty blind. I usually do breasts at 140 and quarters at 150. I decided on 150 for the halves. No real set time. I believe I pulled them just shy of 6 hours.
Got the cooler full and dropped the sv in.
Habenero/pineapple glazed chicken half.
Seasoned, sriracha, and Q sauced chicken half.
Here’s the pineapple half pulled out of the bag after 6ish hours. Quarter ripped right off when trying to take it out.
Shot of both halves ready to go into the over to dry out the skin.
Shot of Side fixin’s and of course Scout has the best seat in the house. Would you expect anything less at Wonder Dog Ranch?
Shot of the Q’d breast portion.
Perfect chicken quarter after sv, and baked.
The breast meat was dynamite! Tough to tell from pic but it was as tender as any breast meat I’ve ever made or had.
Over all this was a great success. Didn’t get to try any of the habo chicken. Wife grabbed that one up quick. She said it was great.
After drying out the skin on the chicken for about 10 minutes at 450 I reglazed each half with the sauce’s I bagged them with and put them back in for 5 more minutes. Skin was awesome!
Thanks for looking.
Scott
Having never done this before I was going in pretty blind. I usually do breasts at 140 and quarters at 150. I decided on 150 for the halves. No real set time. I believe I pulled them just shy of 6 hours.
Got the cooler full and dropped the sv in.
Habenero/pineapple glazed chicken half.
Seasoned, sriracha, and Q sauced chicken half.
Here’s the pineapple half pulled out of the bag after 6ish hours. Quarter ripped right off when trying to take it out.
Shot of both halves ready to go into the over to dry out the skin.
Shot of Side fixin’s and of course Scout has the best seat in the house. Would you expect anything less at Wonder Dog Ranch?
Shot of the Q’d breast portion.
Perfect chicken quarter after sv, and baked.
The breast meat was dynamite! Tough to tell from pic but it was as tender as any breast meat I’ve ever made or had.
Over all this was a great success. Didn’t get to try any of the habo chicken. Wife grabbed that one up quick. She said it was great.
After drying out the skin on the chicken for about 10 minutes at 450 I reglazed each half with the sauce’s I bagged them with and put them back in for 5 more minutes. Skin was awesome!
Thanks for looking.
Scott