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Spatchcocked with Lawrys inside and out. I go on the egg direct for about 45 @ 375-400 until to temp.


I like spatchcock chickens. Great way to roast a bird. Nice presentation as well.

Pretty sure Costco uses Lawrys or something real close to the same.


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my spatchcock chickens always look kinda "shy" by the time I am done with them, before I was married most of my dates did the same thing.... smile

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Originally Posted by SandBilly
Lawry's is good stuff when you get a good batch. If it is orange, it's good, but it seems like they are saving money and cutting corners. It mostly seems to be white colored anymore and just tastes like salt. It helps to sell when you package itin a brown bottle and can't see the difference.

This is a little disturbing...good thing I have a large stash of the orange stuff...


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Well, if you're not being a wiseazz can I buy some from you? smile


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Baking and roasting = broasting. It's old skool terminology.


New 'skool'...



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Originally Posted by SandBilly
Well, if you're not being a wiseazz can I buy some from you? smile

no (not this time, anyway) and no...


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Originally Posted by bubbajay
Originally Posted by byc
Originally Posted by SandBilly
Spatchcocked with Lawrys inside and out. I go on the egg direct for about 45 @ 375-400 until to temp.


I like spatchcock chickens. Great way to roast a bird. Nice presentation as well.

Pretty sure Costco uses Lawrys or something real close to the same.


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my spatchcock chickens always look kinda "shy" by the time I am done with them, before I was married most of my dates did the same thing.... smile


I would not date a chicken that looked like that.

Nasty. eek

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Originally Posted by fish head
I eat chickens and fish heads.

Where's the rice?

Give me some of any ... in any combination.

Rotated wheel of death chickens stuffed with fish head "dressing".

Fish heads and chickens. Mmmmmmmm.

Now you're talkin'.


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Originally Posted by eh76
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I eat chickens and fish heads.

Where's the rice?

Give me some of any ... in any combination.

Rotated wheel of death chickens stuffed with fish head "dressing".

Fish heads and chickens. Mmmmmmmm.

Now you're talkin'.


Gus is that you?


How many fish heads and chickens will the earth have to consume before that question can be answered?

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Originally Posted by fish head
Originally Posted by bubbajay
Originally Posted by byc
Originally Posted by SandBilly
Spatchcocked with Lawrys inside and out. I go on the egg direct for about 45 @ 375-400 until to temp.


I like spatchcock chickens. Great way to roast a bird. Nice presentation as well.

Pretty sure Costco uses Lawrys or something real close to the same.


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my spatchcock chickens always look kinda "shy" by the time I am done with them, before I was married most of my dates did the same thing.... smile


I would not date a chicken that looked like that.

Nasty. eek


you hurt my second to the last feeler with that comment........

It was my first attempt......mrs. chicken didn't feel a thing, and I liked how she tasted.... smile


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OK. Got to add something of value to the thread.

A half turkey drizzled with butter, sprinkled with McCormick rotisserie chicken seasoning, baked at 335, breast side down to start, and turned over after it browns is pretty darn good.

It's different and turkeys will be on sale. I like doing half turkeys when there isn't a crowd and it doesn't take anywhere near as long as whole one. Use your meat thermometer to check the temp.

Buy a fresh whole turkey, halve it, cook one half and freeze the other.

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Originally Posted by fish head

This is the equal to Montreal steak seasoning for steaks. I have not found, or made, anything better.

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This has been a must have seasoning in my kitchen for decades.


Picked up a few jars today. Rotisserie is still on the brown truck so it will be a few days. 10 degrees here. Maybe more than a few days laugh

Dipping a finger into the jar was tasty.

Thanks. smile


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Originally Posted by 284LUVR
Originally Posted by fish head

This is the equal to Montreal steak seasoning for steaks. I have not found, or made, anything better.

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This has been a must have seasoning in my kitchen for decades.


Picked up a few jars today. Rotisserie is still on the brown truck so it will be a few days. 10 degrees here. Maybe more than a few days laugh

Dipping a finger into the jar was tasty.

Thanks. smile


you ordered a rotisserie? Send it back and
i will send you a complete new one gratis


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??????

Not sure how to gracefully respond to such a kind offer, Keith.

Here's what is on the brown truck headed to WV for my 18.5 inch WSM. 2nd from the top.

http://cajunbandit.com/rotisserie/


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