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Grilled chicken marinade?

  • Anyone know any good marinades for chicken on the grill? Im getting tired of using the same kinds shrug

    nolesfan73

  • Not sure what you're using, or whether you prefer wet or dry marinades, but here goes:

    Lawry's Caribbean Jerk Marinade - love this stuff;

    Mojo marinade - something I've picked up on down here in Miami;

    DIY: soy sauce and a couple tablespoons of Worcestershire sauce with fresh cracked pepper;

    Any sort of Cajun seasoning rubbed over the chicken - I often use Emeril's Bayou Blast and Original Essence;

    Now, if you want to get serious, I discovered this place when I was in Napa with my wife last winter (http://www.wholespice.com/) - I recommend their BBQ Spice Rub, Cajun Seasoning, Chili BBQ Spice Rub, Key West Style Seasoning, Napa Valley Rub, and on and on. They're all really fresh and very, very good.

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    blounted1

  • Don't know what kinds you currently use, so hard to offer something you may already be doing. Marinade as opposed to Baste?

    Here's one I use on chicken and beef. Seems to be a bit hit with folks.
    1/4 cup olive oil - extra virgin preferred or whatever you have on hand.
    1/4 cup soy sauce - the sweetest variety you can find.
    1 Teaspoon ground ginger.
    1 Teaspoon Garlic powder.
    Mix it up and pour into in shallow marinade pan - cover. flip parts over to make sue both sides get attended to.
    This will handle 4-6 large breasts (you pervs shut up!).
    Just double the amounts for larger cookouts.
    I suggest only marinading the beast parts for NO MORE THAN AN HOUR if you use this, as it can get pretty strong and overpower the taste of beef especially.

    Tip from the grill gods. Spray PAM on the grill surface to prevent meats - especially chicken from sticking on it.

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    Nashnole

  • I use the lowry's now for marinades and your right the jerk is really delish. I also like to use the sezchuan chicken with grilled peppers and onions and white rice is really good also...Now with the rubs you have to smoke it more than grill it right? Thanks Nash ill try that tomorrow and let you know how it goes it sounds really good..Ive been thinking about using this fajita marinade that i use for skirt steak which is

    1 juice of lime
    1 table spoon of cumin (I use taco seasoning it tastes better to me)
    2 Tablespooons of olive oil
    2 cloves garlic minced
    1 cup of cilantro minced cilantro (I put cilantro and garlic into blender and mince that way)

    Then put steak into a ziploc bag put marinade in the bag rub it around let set for 24 hrs. After 24 hours take out rub off excess cilantro let meat to room temp and cook to desired doneness...Let set and cut against the grain put pieces back into juices and cut lime into halves and squeeze lime over meat

    This post was edited by nolesfan73 on 5/18/2012 at 10:27 AM

    nolesfan73

  • Nashnole said...

    Tip from the grill gods. Spray PAM on the grill surface to prevent meats - especially chicken from sticking on it.

    Wouldn't recommend that when the flames are kicking up, as you'll turn that PAM bottle into a flame thrower (which can be fun, too).

    My tip...assuming you're cooking with the appropriate amount of heat, the meat will tell you when it's ready to flip because it will no longer stick to the grill when it's time to hit the other side with heat.

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  • I did that and burned all my hair of my hands and knuckles

    nolesfan73

  • nolesfan73 said...

    Now with the rubs you have to smoke it more than grill it right?

    No, I'm talking grilling. I haven't mastered the art of smoking yet.

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    blounted1

  • blounted1 said...

    No, I'm talking grilling. I haven't mastered the art of smoking yet.

    This is where I enter the fray.

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    equanole

  • blounted1 said...

    Wouldn't recommend that when the flames are kicking up, as you'll turn that PAM bottle into a flame thrower (which can be fun, too).

    My tip...assuming you're cooking with the appropriate amount of heat, the meat will tell you when it's ready to flip because it will no longer stick to the grill when it's time to hit the other side with heat.

    Well.......maybe. I've been doing this for some years now, and as long as you let the flames die down first, no problem.

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  • blounted1 said...

    No, I'm talking grilling. I haven't mastered the art of smoking yet.

    Ive never tried using rubs for grilling, think I will have to try that...Hey Equa I don't have a smoker how hard is it to smoke on a charcoal grill?

    nolesfan73

  • nolesfan73 said...

    Ive never tried using rubs for grilling, think I will have to try that...Hey Equa I don't have a smoker how hard is it to smoke on a charcoal grill?

    I wouldn't recommend it. Of course, it depends on the size of said grill also. My family has a ton of smokers so I grew up using them. Hell, my father used to make them and sell them.

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    equanole

  • Nashnole said...

    Tip from the grill gods. Spray PAM on the grill surface to prevent meats - especially chicken from sticking on it.

    This explains a lot....

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    equanole

  • I would really like to get a smoker but I really dont know how to maintain the heat and what woods to use..I would love to smoke some pork and ribs..Hell i just might go get some for lunch today

    nolesfan73

  • nolesfan73 said...

    I would really like to get a smoker but I really dont know how to maintain the heat and what woods to use..I would love to smoke some pork and ribs..Hell i just might go get some for lunch today

    Do it. Smoked is the best way to enjoy stuff for me without question. We used to do all kinds of stuff on the smokers. Corn, pizza, seafood, etc. All excellent.

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  • equanole said...

    Do it. Smoked is the best way to enjoy stuff for me without question. We used to do all kinds of stuff on the smokers. Corn, pizza, seafood, etc. All excellent.

    Then I shall ask for your guidance soon my friend bow

    nolesfan73

  • nolesfan73 said...

    Then I shall ask for your guidance soon my friend bow

    I'd be very careful asking advice from anyone that smokes pizza.

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  • Nashnole said...

    I'd be very careful asking advice from anyone that smokes pizza.

    Don't judge unless you've had it. Think about it: a meat lover's pizza smoked. It's fantastic.

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    equanole

  • Nashnole said...

    I'd be very careful asking advice from anyone that smokes pizza.

    Smoked pizza is seriously underrated. We've done a couple on the BGE and they were awesome.

    FSULaura

  • FSULaura said...

    Smoked pizza is seriously underrated. We've done a couple on the BGE and they were awesome.

    It sounds really good

    nolesfan73

  • FSULaura said...

    Smoked pizza is seriously underrated. We've done a couple on the BGE and they were awesome.

    Awight! If Laura sez it's tasty, you guys send me some up here and we'll give it a go. Meat Lovers please. I are a carnivore - mostly.

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  • My chicken recipe is very simple and it makes the marinade a matter of choice and less important than the whole presentation.

    Heart attack Chicken (in my best but failing nash impersonation)

    -Chicken mammos, tender with none of the hard stuff
    -Slabs o' pork
    -Melty stuff
    -Marry nade
    -Wood splinters fer holdin it together

    Take the mammos and make 2 cuts down the long side. Go all the way through till you see yerself scratching the cuttin' surface

    Lace 2 bacon slabs through the cuts in and out of the chicken perpendicular to the long side cuts you made. These slabs can be fresh off the hammy with no bit o searin' on them.

    Use skewers to glue it all together like and soak in your marinade of choice fer 20 ticks of the long hand.

    Grill for 10-20 minutes per side depending on yer fancy and for preventin the machine gun maneuver in front of the porcelain bowl of elimination

    In the last few minutes of grilling put your melty stuff of choice (I use 'Merican cuz its melts all gooey like) on the finished product till it melts to your heart's desire.

    Ready to serve and be grubbed at!

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    WARNING: Text above may cause dizziness, nausea, cognitive decline, and/or a burning sensation. Read at your own risk.

    healthguyfsu

  • healthguyfsu said...

    My chicken recipe is very simple and it makes the marinade a matter of choice and less important than the whole presentation.

    Heart attack Chicken (in my best but failing nash impersonation)

    -Chicken mammos, tender with none of the hard stuff -Slabs o' pork -Melty stuff -Marry nade -Wood splinters fer holdin it together

    Take the mammos and make 2 cuts down the long side. Go all the way through till you see yerself scratching the cuttin' surface

    Lace 2 bacon slabs through the cuts in and out of the chicken perpendicular to the long side cuts you made. These slabs can be fresh off the hammy with no bit o searin' on them.

    Use skewers to glue it all together like and soak in your marinade of choice fer 20 ticks of the long hand.

    Grill for 10-20 minutes per side depending on yer fancy and for preventin the machine gun maneuver in front of the porcelain bowl of elimination

    In the last few minutes of grilling put your melty stuff of choice (I use 'Merican cuz its melts all gooey like) on the finished product till it melts to your heart's desire.

    Ready to serve and be grubbed at!

    I'll be over Sunday afternoon for a taste.

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    Nashnole

  • FSULaura said...

    Smoked pizza is seriously underrated. We've done a couple on the BGE and they were awesome.

    Yeah whatever you're pregnant!

    sarcasm

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  • Nashnole said...

    I'll be over Sunday afternoon for a taste.

    Yer cookin' it old man! stir

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    WARNING: Text above may cause dizziness, nausea, cognitive decline, and/or a burning sensation. Read at your own risk.

    healthguyfsu