Question
I'm looking for some general advice on how to do this. I've attempted this twice and they turned out OK, but the outside layer looked a little black. Everyone really liked how it turned out but I'm wondering how I can improve. This is my process:
- Skin the drumsticks.
- Marinate them for 20-30 minutes (we bought a bag with the flavor in it that was for this purpose).
- Put the chicken on the barbecue on medium to low heat.
- Flip/rotate the chicken every 5 minutes or so for a total of 25 minutes.
Answer
Alton Brown has an interesting technique in an episode of Good Eats in quite a bit of detail.
But, what I just do is to put it on direct heat (right over a medium-high flame) to sear the skin side and then move to indirect heat (burner right below turned off, other burner still on) and cover to complete. I will admit I've burned it a couple times, but every time I do, it's cause I've forgotten to check it, and left it without checking it.
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