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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Testing the New Poultry Rub
This week, I received a package in the mail from the company that blends our Ivy & Devine spices. In it was a sample of the new poultry and seafood blends. Last night I tried out the poultry mix on a whole chicken, cooked on the grill (indirect heat) with a pecan limb thrown in for some smokey flavor.
To truly test the blend, I used nothing on the chicken other than a healthy dose of the spice mix, so the recipe is very simple. Enjoy!
Spice Rubbed Chicken
2 Tbsp. Ivy & Devine Poultry Seasoning Blend
1 Whole chicken
Prep
Remove neck and organs from the cavity of the chicken. Pat dry with a paper towel, inside and out. Thoroughly rub the bird, inside and out, with Ivy & Devine Poultry Seasoning Blend. Work the seasoning blend under the skin on the breast. Truss the bird to secure wings and legs. Light charcoal grill, gas grill or preheat oven to 400degrees. If cooking on a charcoal grill, make sure to put the hot coals only on one side, opposite the vent hole or stack. If using a gas grill, preheat only one side and leave the other in the off position.
Cook
Place the bird on the grill (indirect method) or in the hot oven. Cook until internal temperature of the thigh reaches 180 degrees and juices run clear. For a medium bird this could be from an hour and a half to an hour and forty five minutes. This may vay greatly depending on the heat of the grill and the size of the bird. I strongly suggest that you don't worry so much about the time and concentrate on the internal temp.
Plate
Carve chicken into quarters and serve on a warm plate.
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