Crispy Grilled Chicken Recipe by the BBQ Pit Boys




Crispy, moist and tender chicken from the grill is easy to do especially with this apple cider and brown sugar brine recipe put together by the BBQ Pit Boys. Now shake on some corn flakes, place ’em indirect on the grill and you’ll be wishing you made a whole lot more. To print the recipe and instructions, click here: http://bbqpitboys.com/recipes/crispy-grilled-chicken

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  1. Like It Or Lump It
    Like It Or Lump It says:

    another great video boys… I did something similar to this recipe in the oven but I like using Quaker brand Country Harvest cereal the one with almonds. Smash it up real guuud in a plastic bag then bread the prepared chicken breasts comes out really moist and crunchy. I will try on my kettle this summer tho.

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  2. Hobie's Garage BBQ
    Hobie's Garage BBQ says:

    I’m confused. Wouldn’t that heated liquid, even though mixed with some of the cooler cider, start the cooking process when you poured it over the chicken? It seems like anything hotter than room temperature would start the cooking process so that hour and a half brining was actually kind of cooking it too?

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  3. runincool01
    runincool01 says:

    There's that damn music again. I've watched all of your videos from the beginning to this point. I hope that somewhere in the near future somebody caught this and toned it down cause' this is getting annoying. I'm trying to learn something here. The pit master is trying to teach something. If we want to listen to a free concert we'll get our blanket and go sit on the grass at the downtown park.

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  4. BBQ Pit Boys
    BBQ Pit Boys says:

    xcausticgodx, you answered your own comment…..the longer the marinade, the more flavor. If you listened to the vid, you would have learned that this vid teaches more about technique than specific ingredients, and encourages you to add more spices and heat if that is your preference. -BBQ Pit Boys

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  5. billeybop
    billeybop says:

    I have found as a farmer that birds with bigger peckers are more tasty than ones with a little one. Most hens have smaller ones it seems. My dad said roosters have big ones for fighting and hens need small ones for pecking?

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  6. LucLeFou
    LucLeFou says:

    what charcoil do you guys use? i tried my first charcoil BBQ the other day, but im a bbq cub so i dont know what im doing much…i had ceramic charcoils with lighter fluid and some hikory on top, i couldnt light those charcoils up to save my life… i even started a fire in the BBQ and still didnt work……what is this newbie doing wrong?

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