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Tonight will be the first time cooking BBQ chicken on my new Grill...

 

I was thinking that I wanted to cook the chicken at about 350 degrees... Will this cook the chicken in about an hour and a half? Or do I need to up the temp?

 

What do you guys suggest???

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Tonight will be the first time cooking BBQ chicken on my new Grill...

 

I was thinking that I wanted to cook the chicken at about 350 degrees... Will this cook the chicken in about an hour and a half? Or do I need to up the temp?

 

What do you guys suggest???

 

A different forum. :thumbs:

 

 

:fume:

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Are you doing a beer can chicken, or just laying it on the grill? Obviously the timing will be as accurate as a weather forecast, but if you can get a meat thermometer into the breast and ensure that it is 170 degrees, then you should be okay. Google BBQ chicken recipes and you will get a lot of hits that may answer your question more accurately. Good luck.

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Sorry drumsticks

 

I think an hour and a half would cremate them, if the internal temp of the grill is 350.. Like someone else said, do some Google searches. You should find what you need.. At that temp, I don't think I'd go over about 45 minutes, though.. :thumbs:

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Sorry drumsticks

 

I think an hour and a half would cremate them, if the internal temp of the grill is 350.. Like someone else said, do some Google searches. You should find what you need.. At that temp, I don't think I'd go over about 45 minutes, though.. :fume:

 

 

 

Yeah I googled it and 45 minutes at 350 will suffice or 165 Chicken temp! :thumbs:

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Yeah I googled it and 45 minutes at 350 will suffice or 165 Chicken temp! :fume:

I'd say post pichers, but... I don't think we really need to see what you do to chickens! :thumbs:

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Yeah I googled it and 45 minutes at 350 will suffice or 165 Chicken temp! :fume:

I'd say post pichers, but... I don't think we really need to see what you do to chickens! :thumbs:

 

 

 

:D If anything if I posted pictured people that live in NC Might try to get a bite to eat!

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Hey everyone, I bought a brand new stainless steel grill 2 years ago. Should I make a thread about all the nummy things I have cooked on it? :thumbs:

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Hey everyone, I bought a brand new stainless steel grill 2 years ago. Should I make a thread about all the nummy things I have cooked on it? :thumbs:

 

Well, he DID ask in the off-topic thread... So, it's not like he's taking away from the "will this chip really make add 200hp and 20mpg" threads... :fume:

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