Red devil chicken (recipe)

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Red devil chicken (recipe)
NameRed devil chicken
IngredientsChicken Dry white wine Olive oil Fresh lemon juice Garlic Dried oregano Hot red pepper flakes Salt
Cooktime (in hours)1
Preptime (in hours)2
Totaltime (in hours)3
Keto friendlinessKeto friendly
Calories774.9
Fat59.6
Protein51.5
Carbohydrate2.1
Fiber0.3
Net carbohydrates1.8
Sugar0.5
Saturated fat14.4
Cholesterol (mg)207
Sodium485.8
Servings4
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|= also. Recipe from: The Firehouse Grilling Cookbook Prep time includes marinating the chicken.-->
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Prep Time in Hours and Mins:3H

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Red devil chicken (recipe) is a keto friendly food item with net carbohydrates of about 1-2 per serving.
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Recipe instructions

  1. Using a cleaver or heavy knife, cut down one side of the backbone to cut the chicken in half.
  2. Cut down the other side and discard the backbone.
  3. Place the chicken on a work surface, skin side up.
  4. Press hard on the breastbone with the heel of your hand to flatten the chicken.
  5. In a small bowl, whisk together the wine, oil, lemon juice, garlic, oregano, red pepper flakes, and salt.
  6. Place the chicken and marinade in a zippered plastic bag.
  7. Close the bag and refrigerate for at least 1 hour, and up to 2 hours.
  8. Build a charcoal fire in one side of an outdoor grill and let burn until covered with white ash.
  9. Place a large disposable aluminum foil pan on the empty side of the grill and fill halfway with water.
  10. In a gas grill, preheat on High.
  11. Turn one burner off, and keep the other burner (s) on High.
  12. Place the foil pan on the Off burner, and fill halfway with water.
  13. Remove the chicken from the marinade.
  14. Lightly oil the cooking grate.
  15. Place, skin-side down, over the pan.
  16. Weight the chicken with an aluminum foilwrapped brick.
  17. Cover and cook for 25 minutes.
  18. Remove the brick and turn the chicken.
  19. Cover and continue cooking (without the brick) until the chicken shows no sign of pink when pierced at the thighbone, about 25 minutes more.
  20. Using a cleaver or heavy knife, chop the chicken into quarters, and serve hot.

    Food tags
    Chicken, Poultry, Meat, Very Low Carbs, High Protein, Summer, Spicy, Camping, Beginner Cook,, Easy, Inexpensive
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