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| The chicken is great. The combination of the steam of your brick oven and the steam from the stand below is just right. You can give it a dry rub, and cover it with foil -- and as Robert noted, you can't seem to over do it. It's alway moist. My wife (and her sister) are incredibly aware of slightly underdone chicken (even when it isn't), and this pleases them. My memory is that a number of members have tried it. Other experiences? James Last edited by james : 04-02-2007 at 07:42 PM. |
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| You could put an opened half filled can of beer inside the chicken and close the ‘neck hole’ using an inverted half lemon over it. If you are a garlic lover, will be good to smash several units and let them in the can with the beer. You try, you like it! Luis |
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