Whole Roast Chicken Recipe
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Roast Chicken on The BBQ |
Besides that, it tastes so good and it is easy.
While it cooks you can sit and sip on some wine while taking in the wonderful aromas from the BBQ.
I know you just can't wait to get started so I will not hold you back...
Here are the ingredients:
- One Whole Chicken. Free range, organic or what ever you prefer.
- 4-5 tbs of my Meat Rub #1
That's it. So here is what you do. Take the chicken out of the fridge and if it is not tied up with butcher twine, wrap a few loops around it. Just so it keeps together better once cooked.
Rub the chicken with my favourite Meat Rub #1 and make sure to completely cover it. Then return to the fridge for 1-2 hours.
Heat up your BBQ, pour yourself a glass of wine and make a nice tray from tinfoil. The chicken will cook on the tray and the tray will prevent a flare-up. You can, of course, buy a ready made tray if you wish.
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Tray Made From Tin Foil |
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Chicken With Rub on it, Resting on The Tin Foil Tray |
Spray the inside of the tray with some Canola Oil and set the chicken on the tray. Watch the chicken closely till you get the right temperature. Around 300°F is just right. On a small RV or Boat BBQ that will be the low setting more than likely.
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Keep Temperature Around 300°F |
If you do not have a manual valve on your gas line I would suggest installing one. This is very handy to cut down the flow of gas to your BBQ if the low setting is still too high.
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Gas Line Valve |
If you have a personal size aluminum pizza plate. Put that under the tin foil to help with heat distribution. Not needed to go and buy one, only if you have one.
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Probably The Best Chicken Ever |
Turn he chicken about every 20 minutes using a large set of tongs.
Once cooked, remove the chicken from the BBQ and wrap in tin foil for about 10 -15 minutes.
Then serve with some coleslaw, rice or whatever you prefer.
Bon Appétit,
Anders
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