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Old 08-07-2014, 03:06 AM
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Originally Posted by trouty33
I have cooked anywhere from 250-600 chicken halves a month from march through November for the last seven years. Hardwood lump charcoal is all I ever used. The only downfall is you'll never go back to anything else!

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thats alot of chicken.
Old 08-07-2014, 01:26 PM
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Yep most I've done in a day was a little over 800 halves. We fit 9 racks on at a time... That's a long day and a lot of BEER too!
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Ok, old thread, but I had to chime in, grilling , hardwood lump is great, I love it, great flavor and good heat, but I still get briquettes for cooking in the dutch oven, easier to maintain the cooking times I learned to cook with using briquettes.
hard to beat a ribeye cooked over mesquite lump charcoal though



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