I made this last night, but didn't have time to post it up, until now. I was looking forward to this cook all day and couldn't get home fast enough!
A 10" Lodge skillet was the call for some cubed up red potatoes. I used a mix of crushed herbs, granulated garlic, granulated onion, kosher salt and fresh cracked black pepper, with EVOO drizzled on top. I also squeezed the juice of ½ of a lemon in the pan too.
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The carrots were mostly just roasted over the fire, until they were tender, but got rolled around in the skillet for extra flavor a couple times.
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The asparagus got granulated garlic, kosher salt and fresh cracked black pepper, with EVOO drizzled on top.
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Before I went to work, I put a 5.5lb whole chicken in a basic brine and let it soak for about 6 hours. I drained off all of the liquid and got it ready to put on the rotisserie. I also added a light dusting of Weber "Beer Can Chicken" seasoning, to the outside of the bird. The rotisserie was fired with a full, split chimney of KBB.
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I used a 2:1 mix of RO Lump to Stubb's briquettes, on the grill cooking the veggies, and I could really taste the flavor of the lump charcoal, in the potatoes, and it was good!
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That is a good lookin' meal. Good job.
Man o man, that looks like it was a fun cook! I love the pic of your ssp's. The green one looks like a stretched frame in that shot.


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Nice looking plate. Great cook!
Dammm that looks good!!