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beer can chicken?
I'm thinking this might be supper. I have a cousin coming to spend the evening with us as he drives through the state. I do not want to bake anything. I've never made it, so other than giving the chicken a beer enema/stand, what sort of "rub"/spices do you coat him in? And how long does it normally take to cook? what grill heat do you use? Thanks!
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Re: beer can chicken?
We do exactly as LittleBug - I used a BBQ rub from Penzey's. I also read that you can add some of the rub/spice to the beer and it helps to distribute the flavor while cooking.
We just did this for the first time a couple weeks ago and I was very impressed at how good the chicken was!