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<blockquote data-quote="M.Magis" data-source="post: 1290570" data-attributes="member: 14175"><p>Cooker was in the outside garage when I got home last night. It was dark, so didn't get to take any pictures. I threw it together, seasoned it, and stuck in a chicken that I'd thawed out in a simple brine. When we butchered the broilers, I think we dipped them too long because I ripped a lot of the skin on the plucker. It just so happened that the one I thawed out looked like it was plucked by a weed wacker. I also forgot to add some oil half way through to crisp what little skin there was, though I did rub the bird with oil before putting it in. But even with a nearly bald bird, it was excellent. The skin that was there was very good, even if it wasn't as crispy as it could have been. The meat itself was extremely juicy. This morning I sliced off some of the breast meat after it sat in the fridge all night. I'm not a fan of white meat, but this was the juiciest chicken breast I've ever had. With just a little squeeze, juice poured out of the slices. My 7 year old tried a piece, and I didn't get much after that because he was ready to fight me for it. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> Clean up was simple, just throw the basket in the dishwasher. I just left the cooker out of the patio. I suppose I could wipe the inside off, but it says it'll continue to cook more evenly as the sides get seasoned with grease, so I think I'll just leave it. Overall, I'm very happy so far. I'm going to try a turkey and if that goes well I'll cook the Thanksgiving turkey this year. Also going to experiment with some pork.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="M.Magis, post: 1290570, member: 14175"] Cooker was in the outside garage when I got home last night. It was dark, so didn’t get to take any pictures. I threw it together, seasoned it, and stuck in a chicken that I’d thawed out in a simple brine. When we butchered the broilers, I think we dipped them too long because I ripped a lot of the skin on the plucker. It just so happened that the one I thawed out looked like it was plucked by a weed wacker. I also forgot to add some oil half way through to crisp what little skin there was, though I did rub the bird with oil before putting it in. But even with a nearly bald bird, it was excellent. The skin that was there was very good, even if it wasn’t as crispy as it could have been. The meat itself was extremely juicy. This morning I sliced off some of the breast meat after it sat in the fridge all night. I’m not a fan of white meat, but this was the juiciest chicken breast I’ve ever had. With just a little squeeze, juice poured out of the slices. My 7 year old tried a piece, and I didn’t get much after that because he was ready to fight me for it. :) Clean up was simple, just throw the basket in the dishwasher. I just left the cooker out of the patio. I suppose I could wipe the inside off, but it says it’ll continue to cook more evenly as the sides get seasoned with grease, so I think I’ll just leave it. Overall, I’m very happy so far. I’m going to try a turkey and if that goes well I’ll cook the Thanksgiving turkey this year. Also going to experiment with some pork. [/QUOTE]
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