dave's moist beer can chicken
(2 ratings)
My husband loves to grill and try new things. He found a rack called chick can rack at our local Cole's store. It is used to cook a chicken over a beer can.
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(2 ratings)
yield
3 serving(s)
prep time
30 Min
cook time
1 Hr 30 Min
method
Grill
Ingredients For dave's moist beer can chicken
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13 1/2 to 4 pound chicken
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1/2can of beer (he used yuengling lager from pa)
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1baby potatoe or small onion
- THE RUB - USE WHATEVER YOU WANT HE USED
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mrs. dash southwest chipotle seasoning
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1 1/2 tspkosher salt
How To Make dave's moist beer can chicken
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1Wash and clean outside and inside of the chicken, pat dry with papertowel. Next Rub chicken with your seasoning of choice and the kosher salt inside and out of the chicken. -
2Place 1/2 can full of beer in the center of the chick can rack and place chicken over the beer. Place a small baby potatoe or small onion in the neck cavity.
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3We have a smoker which has a firebox on the side of it which is where he builds the fire. He uses Lakeshore Charcoal brickets, a small amount of maple sticks and lighter fluid to start the fire. He then added fresh red oak wood for the smoking process. If using something like this place the chicken in the grilling side a little away from the heat. Grill turning occasionaly until done.
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4He said if using a charcoal grills: After coals are hot, slide them to the edges or make an open ring. Add about 6 fresh coals every 30 minutes during cooking. Dual gas grills: Place the chicken over the left side and set the right side burner to low-medium. For the Oven: Place the rack in a pie pan and add 1/4 cup of water. Cook 350°.
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5When the chicken is done and golden brown, using tongs and a long fork, carefully transfer the entire Chick Can in its upright position to a platter. Let stand for 5 to 10 minutes. Then secure the wire base with a hot pad and carefully revmove the chicken. Be very CAREFUL NOT TO BURN YOURSELF WITH THE HOT BEER. NOTE: He said that he has heard other people use soda but he has no recommendations as to what type. Happy Cooking. Update and Further Note: Marina Neff from JAP has informed me that she heard of people using coke or rootbeer. Thank you Marina for this tip! Again Happy Cooking Everyone!
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