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Had some hickory left over so I decided to do a couple of hens. Nothing like smoking birds and listening to Buddy Guy and Jeff Beck jammin'. Must be what they refer to as the good life.
Cornish Game Hens
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kelbro
Alfred Spatchcock
And John Lee Hooker just joined them on stage.
Looks incredible. Must be a nice dinner.
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kelbro
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Finito...
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kelbro
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Thanks. Pretty good stuff.
martym
Unacceptably Lasering Chicken Giblets?
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Beautiful. They look delicious!
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Thanks folks. It's been a while since I cooked these little guys. The wife approved 
DoctorShavegood
"A Boy Named Sue"
I would kiss you on the forehead.
Smoked hens are a frequent favorite here. Smoke a couple dozen for Christmas a few years ago, everyone complained it wasn't "traditional", but there were no scraps to be found after dinner.
First meal I ever cooked for my (now) wife was Cornish Hens with Walnut stuffing and a Mustard glaze. Thank God I don't have to do THAT any more. But you have inspired me, sir. Smoking some hens seems like a grand idea.
ajkel64
The Aussie Basshole
They look very tasty. Thanks for making me hungry
oc_in_fw
Fridays are Fishtastic!
We do them frequently. Haven’t smoked any yet.
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kelbro
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Watch them closely. They jump from 155° to 165° pretty quick. Not a lot of mass there!
oc_in_fw
Fridays are Fishtastic!
Thanks for the tip.
Those greasy little chicks work out well on the grill. GLC is my far better half's description of those birds.
love rock cornish game hens.
when finished baking, usually halve them into two at the breast bone with a sharp knife. stuff with onion and celery before baking. olive oil, Himalayan salt, and cracked peppercorn on top.
camo
when finished baking, usually halve them into two at the breast bone with a sharp knife. stuff with onion and celery before baking. olive oil, Himalayan salt, and cracked peppercorn on top.
camo
Having cornish hens, rice pilaf and asparagus for Christmas dinner