Better late than never... I started this blog post about 3 weeks ago and never finished it!
There were some chicken breasts in the fridge... so I cooked them. I hope my wife wasn't planning on using them for an upcoming meal... They were first brined for about 4 hours in a new product called "Grill" from Butcher BBQ. Then rubbed and tossed on the indirect portion of the PG1000 at about 300 degrees. I cooked them indirect until they reached about 150 degrees internal temp then I tossed them over on the direct grate to take them up to about 165 degrees. turned out really moist and flavorful. Needless to say, I will be brining breasts in the future.
I had honestly never heard of spaghetti squash... Thanks to Suzanne for both informing me on the beauty of the spaghetti squash, and donating one for me to grill. I halved the squash and cleaned out the seeds. Seasoned with a little salt and pepper and cooked indirect with the chicken at 300 degrees. When the chicken was moved direct I moved the squash over as well. I ended up cooking the squash about 20 minutes longer than the chicken until it was soft. The "noodles" of the squash were excellent. It had a vegetable/pasta type taste with a little more "crunch" than pasta. It was quite tasty, and at 40 calories per cup you can't beat it! (Well 40 calories per cup BEFORE I added a bunch of butter!)There were some chicken breasts in the fridge... so I cooked them. I hope my wife wasn't planning on using them for an upcoming meal... They were first brined for about 4 hours in a new product called "Grill" from Butcher BBQ. Then rubbed and tossed on the indirect portion of the PG1000 at about 300 degrees. I cooked them indirect until they reached about 150 degrees internal temp then I tossed them over on the direct grate to take them up to about 165 degrees. turned out really moist and flavorful. Needless to say, I will be brining breasts in the future.
Breasts in the brine
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