Prepare chicken by sliding several rosemary springs underneath skin of chicken (breasts and thighs are good locations for this). Heavily salt and pepper skin and massage to ensure good coverage. Pour 1/2 of a beer into compartment on roaster (or you can just drink/dispose half of a can of beer) and place several springs of rosemary inside. Humiliate the chicken by properly fitting the beer can compartment into the cavity (or onto the beer can) of the bird.
Grill using indirect heat (seen above) for @ 1- 1.5 hours or until the chicken reaches the internal temperature of 180*F.
This recipe/method is not only fail safe and easy, but the chicken was AMAZING! No wonder people swear by it. The amount of moisture and flavor from the beer is unbelievable. Run home right now and throw a bird on a beer!
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Hi Meghan,
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Yeah, I've been hearing about this for years too, but I've never tried it. I don't have a grill or access to one, so that might be why...one day I will finally make it though!
Hi Meghan.... I've never tried this either, but I've always wondered how good it was. The last time I used a beer out of the fridge to cook something, I got in BIG TROUBLE - I made beer bread... how was I supposed to know it was his LAST one!! Good luck in Culinate!!!
*love* drunk chicken!
Hi Meghan, 1st time visitor to your site and I'm glad you're sold on beer can chicken...isn't the best? I've posted on this subject too and thanks for the link to Weber's stand/tray!.
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