That's the plan for tomorrow.
I have three birds in the brine right now. The brine consists of salt (obviously), brown sugar, thyme, oregano, basil, rosemary, granulated garlic, and the secret ingredient: two quartered Red Rhode Valencia oranges from my yard tree.
The birds will swim for about 4-5 hours and I'll take them out of the brine (reserving the oranges), rinse them, pat them dry, and then put them on a rack in the fridge before I go to bed. This will help ensure the skin gets crispy.
Tomorrow, I will rub them down with mayonnaise and a heavy coat of Bone Suckin' poultry seasoning and a light second layer of Weber Kickin' Chicken seasoning. The orange slices from the brine will be stuffed into the cavities.
I have these skewers for the PBC that are perfect for these hens.
I will tie the legs together and run the skewers from the back to the front, so the legs and thighs are hanging closest to the fire.
I also made some Alabama White BBQ Sauce for this occasion. I can't wait! This is gonna be awesome!
I have three birds in the brine right now. The brine consists of salt (obviously), brown sugar, thyme, oregano, basil, rosemary, granulated garlic, and the secret ingredient: two quartered Red Rhode Valencia oranges from my yard tree.
The birds will swim for about 4-5 hours and I'll take them out of the brine (reserving the oranges), rinse them, pat them dry, and then put them on a rack in the fridge before I go to bed. This will help ensure the skin gets crispy.
Tomorrow, I will rub them down with mayonnaise and a heavy coat of Bone Suckin' poultry seasoning and a light second layer of Weber Kickin' Chicken seasoning. The orange slices from the brine will be stuffed into the cavities.
I have these skewers for the PBC that are perfect for these hens.
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I will tie the legs together and run the skewers from the back to the front, so the legs and thighs are hanging closest to the fire.
I also made some Alabama White BBQ Sauce for this occasion. I can't wait! This is gonna be awesome!
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