I didn’t expect this to work, but smoked chicken shawarma on a pellet smoker turned out insanely good.

I used boneless thighs and ran a yogurt and buttermilk marinade and cooked it hot enough to keep the skin bite-through while still picking up smoke. The spices + cherry/hickory and maple wood played way better together than I expected.

Curious what you’d change, hotter finish, different wood, or rotisserie instead?

by Intelligent-Let-2527

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  2. GargantuaWon

    I do these regularly. Plain Greek yogurt and whatever seasoning you want 4 hours prior to cook. Set to 500 throw the meat on at 400 for 12 minutes. Flip and cook for another 10-12min depending on how blackened you want.