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  • Thanks Darrin!!!

    I tried my own twist of your sausage stuffed chicken wrapped in bacon... dude, it ROCKED!!!

    I had to have ribs with the chicken... it is a law here in Delaware!

    Basically, I split and hammered out some boneless chicken breast, then seasoned them with Magic Dust. I made sausage from the scraps of the ribs, and mixed sauted' onion, garlic, and red, yellow and green bell peppers into the sausage meat. I wrapped the chicken breast around the sausage mix, then my lovely bride wrapped them tightly in plastic wrap, shaping them into nice round loafs. This is a neat little trick she picked up from the Food Network. They went back in the fridge to firm up, then got the bacon wrap.

    Smoked everything at 225-250 over hickory and lump. The ribs were great, butt the chicken was awesome!

    This was requested to remain on the menu...

    The chicken and sausage rolled:



    And the bacon added (yes, the cellophane was removed first):



    Chicken cooking:



    And of course, the ribs:



    The chicken is done:



    The ribs are done:



    The chicken is sliced and ready for consumption:



    Plated:



    And the best part, kid approved:



    Drinks well with others



    ~ P4 ~

  • #2
    That stuff looks great. Very nice.
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    • #3
      Fantabulous
      Keith

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      • #4
        Glad you liked it.



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        • #5
          Yeah Man! That be fine!
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          • #6
            Awesome, awesome, awesome, qvue!!!!! That's some fine looking grub cooked up, really neat idea of the sausage wrapped in chicken. points


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            • #7
              Fantastic smoke.
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              • #8
                Chicken looks mighty good...put it on my "to-do" list.
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                • #9
                  Thanks y'all, it was a good feast!


                  Drinks well with others



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                  • #10
                    points
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                    • #11
                      Very nice!!
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                      • #12
                        There is another to-do for the list.. HH did ya use a thermometer and cook be temp or how did ya know when it was done. Looks awsome...
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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Gobbledot View Post
                          There is another to-do for the list.. HH did ya use a thermometer and cook be temp or how did ya know when it was done. Looks awsome...
                          Thanks everyone!

                          I used a small pocket sized digital thermo, instead of running cables for my bigger units. Got them to around 160º and pulled them, then let them rest for a bit before slicing.


                          Drinks well with others



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