LIME HONEY CHIPOTLE GAME HENS
marinade:
1/2 cp Lime jc.
6 Tbls Olive Oil
4 Tbls Honey
3 Tbls Chipotle Tabasco
1 clove Garlic, minced
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4 Cornish Game Hens, thawed and halved (see directions below)
1/2 tsp Salt
1/2 tsp Paprika
1/8 tsp ground Black Pepper
Cut in half by inserting a heavy knife into cavity and cutting down the backbone. Turn and cut along breastbone.
Place chicken halves in a gallon ziplock bag. Add marinade, squeeze out excess air, and refrigerate over night, turning over occasionally.
Set your grill up to cook over indirect heat (2 piles of charcoal separated by a drip pan). If using a standard Weber, place 28 coals on each side of the pan.
Drain chickens, reserving marinade. Rub with seasoning. Place, skin side up, over drip pan. Add a handful of soaked wood chips on each pile of coal, Cook approx 1/2 hour.
Pour reserved marinade into sauce pan, bring to boil, reduce to low boil, and cook stirring for 2 minutes.
After 1/2 hour, brush birds with marinade, about every 10 minutes, until leg joint is loose and juices run clear.
1/2 cp Lime jc.
6 Tbls Olive Oil
4 Tbls Honey
3 Tbls Chipotle Tabasco
1 clove Garlic, minced
********************
4 Cornish Game Hens, thawed and halved (see directions below)
1/2 tsp Salt
1/2 tsp Paprika
1/8 tsp ground Black Pepper
Cut in half by inserting a heavy knife into cavity and cutting down the backbone. Turn and cut along breastbone.
Place chicken halves in a gallon ziplock bag. Add marinade, squeeze out excess air, and refrigerate over night, turning over occasionally.
Set your grill up to cook over indirect heat (2 piles of charcoal separated by a drip pan). If using a standard Weber, place 28 coals on each side of the pan.
Drain chickens, reserving marinade. Rub with seasoning. Place, skin side up, over drip pan. Add a handful of soaked wood chips on each pile of coal, Cook approx 1/2 hour.
Pour reserved marinade into sauce pan, bring to boil, reduce to low boil, and cook stirring for 2 minutes.
After 1/2 hour, brush birds with marinade, about every 10 minutes, until leg joint is loose and juices run clear.
2 Comments:
At 12:14 AM, Wandering Coyote said…
Wow! Nice to see a post from you!
I have never had a Cornish game hen, and they are not easy to find around here, either. Interestingly enough, they are very cheap at the Wally World in Colville WA I sometimes go to, but I am always over my poultry limit when I shop there because the chicken is so cheap. So...I will have to make a point one day of cutting back on the chicken so I can bring home some game hens to try!
At 9:19 AM, Charlie said…
I would love to try this...will get my daughter on it!
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