Six pound bird
One on smoke setting
5 hours at 225°
Pulled when breast was at 172°

by Dizzy-Experience337

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  2. miscplacedduck

    Looks like it’s rubbed with corn flakes and dry as a bone.

  3. Dizzy-Experience337

    Naw just laid the rub on heavy and the skin is crispy

  4. atetoomanychips

    Did you leave the thigh under the breast for the cook? I’ve never had mine separate like that

  5. Dizzy-Experience337

    I flipped it to crisp up the skin and it broke when I flipped it back

  6. Schneefs

    What do you gain by the spatchcock method? Sorry for my laziness but I would love to hear it from the horse’s mouth.

  7. Dizzy-Experience337

    Faster cook time and even cook throughout the meat

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