Bacon wrapped chicken tenders
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Bacon wrapped chicken tenders
Got a couple pounds of chicken breast tenders from the butcher. Sooooo
tenders all cleaned & prepped.
Dusted with Hog Waller
All wrapped up and dusted with some more Hog Waller.
These will go into the smoker later. I'll use Pecan and Apple woods mixed for the smoke.
tenders all cleaned & prepped.
Dusted with Hog Waller
All wrapped up and dusted with some more Hog Waller.
These will go into the smoker later. I'll use Pecan and Apple woods mixed for the smoke.
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honu41 wrote:Aloha Jim,
What time you say dinner was? Boy that sure looks like a excellent batch of chicken tenders.
How long and at what temp will be required to cook?
malama pono a hui hou,
I will smoke them at around 220* for around 2 hours ( give or take alittle-til done ) then throw them on a hot grill to crisp up the bacon.
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Looks mighty good. Looking forward to the final pics.
2 beers for 2 hours of smoking - hmmm - lightweight
2 beers for 2 hours of smoking - hmmm - lightweight
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Lightweight I am... But lookout after the cook is pau (done)
I like to finish cooking before I "suck 'em up"... when friends or clients offer me a drink, I ask them if they "want to eat today or sometime tomorrow?"
We had a family friend who also rotissed hogs for hire but in a couple of hours he would be drunk and someone had to take over. Needless to say he didn't have too much business.
Give me water or soda until everything is cooked...
malama pono a hui hou,
I like to finish cooking before I "suck 'em up"... when friends or clients offer me a drink, I ask them if they "want to eat today or sometime tomorrow?"
We had a family friend who also rotissed hogs for hire but in a couple of hours he would be drunk and someone had to take over. Needless to say he didn't have too much business.
Give me water or soda until everything is cooked...
malama pono a hui hou,
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