July 4th weekend cook - Bone in Chicken Thighs, Corn, Pineapple and Peaches and Apple

July 4th  weekend cook - Bone in Chicken Thighs, Corn, Pineapple and Peaches and Apple 



7/5/2020

Bone in Chicken Thighs, corn, pineapple and cut up peaches and apple in tinfoil on rebar,

This was a simple cook.  I did learn a few things.  Chicken on the Grate cooks faster then Chicken Skewers, however Chicken Skewers seemed to have better flavor.  I actually finished the skewered chicken on the grate and this may be the best of both worlds. 

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The baked peaches and Apples in tin foil across the rebar worked great.  I call this crustless peach and apple pie.   Just when you thought it couldn't taste any better, well just add whipped cream, the new bacon for deserts.

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This made a very satisfying lunch of Chicken, Corn and Pineapple.  The Pineapple was on a skewer and the corn was in the Corn basket.  I like my corn with a Little Char.  You cant tell by this slice but the pineapple still had the core in it,  While the core is not as tender as the rest of the pineapple it still tastes Great after its been smoked.

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