Backyard BBQ Chicken with Texas Monthly Top 50 Joint Bar-A-BBQ



Matt teams up with Cooper from Bar-A-BBQ, a recently named Texas Monthly Top 50 BBQ joint, to cook some saucy and delicious backyard BBQ chicken! In this episode, they show us how to make the perfect “saucy finger licking grilled and smoked chicken.” A “budget friendly backyard dish” as Cooper calls it. In this recipe and video we smoke chicken quarters on a Mill Scale offset smoker and then grill over a hot charcoal fire in a Mill Scale Yakitori grill.

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36 Comments

  1. All due respect to your friends Matt, but your self depreciation is gratuitous. Maybe "some" of your friends cook "better" than you, but I have no doubt that you can stand shoulder to shoulder with most of them. I have learned much from you that has improved my cooking skills and culinary results.

    With regards to this specific episode, and not to denigrate Mr. Abercrombie in his restaurant processes, but not too many home BBQ setups afford the ability to go from one cooking gadget to another, then back to first one. I am a firm believer in the KISS principle.

  2. Nothing about this video applies to the backyard cook. 100 dollars in wood and charcoal. 10k in equipment. 3 temperature zones. 20 dollars in seasoning. Indoor smoke shack…. 3 pieces of chicken

  3. Matt, looks great ..Was watching YouTube and happened across a sous vide episode on Meat Church from 3 years ago. Is that your channel from years past? It wasn't you or your usual format , he was selling meat church rubs . That's when I thought it may be your channel. Good vlogs , keep them going.

  4. I thought this was an older video that was in my feed cuz I actually called my wife at the store and told her to buy me those cheap chicken quarters with lemon pepper. I thought my phone was spying on me but it was actually a coincidence for once cuz this came out 3 days ago haha. Love that cheap smoked chicken, can't go wrong.

  5. I think you need to feature the Old Smokey BBQ grill. It's been made in Houston Texas since 1923 and it is one of the best beginner bbq pits for the budget you will find. I grew up poor as dirt and we ate smoked chicken leg and thigh quarters on an Old Smokey and my Dad always had a six pack of MIller High Life. The best Texas BBQ memories I have. He used to soak Mesquite wood chips in a bucket of water and dropped them on the hot coals and away we went. Great episode guys. I always love your content.

  6. So I have a Char griller 980 gravity feed. I attempted this and it turned out good but my problem was I didn''t the darkness of the chicken like the video. Also since I have this I basically had to increase my temp to 600 degrees to get the charing an place my sauces on and then turn it down to 275 and let it set for a bit and then take it off. It turned out good but trying to figure out a way to get that reverse sear on the char griller 980. any help would be appreciated.

  7. Matt, I just got my hands on some of the Honey Hog. I have cooked many a Boston butt. But the one I made recently with your honey hog rub was the ABSOLUTE best yet. The flavors were awesome. And it even worked on my barbeque chicken. Love your stuff man. Thanks.

  8. this dude slides in and dumps 3 pounds of seasoning on his board, makes a mess of the Mill Scale squirting glaze everywhere.. and then "low key" wipes his chicken hands on the bottom of Matts table …. come one bro have some respect in the kings house !

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