In this video i’m going to show you how to make roast chicken in 45 minutes in a charcoal BBQ!
I’ll also be teaching you how to spatchcock a chicken too!
This roast chicken actually took just 35 minutes as it was quite small, however you can definitely get a larger chicken done in 45 minutes or less too!
Spatchcocking is a great method to use if you want to reduce your cooking time and it’s a great method for whole turkeys too!
I’ll be covering off the below in this video:
– BBQ set up
– How to spatchcock a chicken
– Cooking times and temperatures
– How to cut roast chicken into portions
And much more!
Here’s the steps I used in the video:
– Got a chimney of charcoal going
– Prepared chicken by removing backbone, excess skin and any offal
– Made a light cut through breastbone, turned chicken over and pressed down in between the 2 breast until the chicken flattened out
– Seasoned the chicken in my Garlic Goals seasoning
– Placed chicken in the BBQ which was running at 450F/230c
– Cooked the chicken until it was atleast 165F/74c internally all over, mainly focusing on not overcooking the breast meat
– Portioned into pieces
I was left with a beautifully cooked roast chicken, it had juicy meat, crispy skin and amazing flavour!
This chicken was only around $6 too, so it’s a great option for a cheap meal along with some other sides.
Definitely give this roast chicken a try for yourself!
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I almost always spatchcock my ckooks, but i do miss the parsons nose, it's the best part closely followed by crispy wing tips
Unbelievable knife, delicious Chicken 👍 Greetings Bernd
Great video straightforward, I bet the chicken taste excellent, never thought of moving to the baskets to those angled before, makes a lot of sense, will be trying that.
Good vid mate, spatchcock is just the best way to cook a whole chook. I like to take the wing tips off and freeze it with the backbone for stock.
Great Vid and great instructional tips. I've been grilling & smoking for a long time, but I still screw up a little too often. Great reminders of the basics and the charcoal placement. Thanks
When I spatchcock a chicken for oven or BBQ I also remove the rib bones and any others, whilst retaining the chicken oyster. Do you ever do this?