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Camper Chris

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Posted: 10/25/03 08:12pm Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

We discovered a great tasting way of BBQ'ing pheasant, chicken or cornish game hens.

Apply your favorite rub, seasoning or marinade to the bird.

Take a beer can and empty (or drink) 2/3 of the contents leaving about 1/3 of the beer in the can. Take and old fashioned can opener to open a few more holes around the the top of the beer can. Place the can inside the bird, with the can and legs forming a tripod to place on the grill.

Grill on indirect heat for about 30-45 minutes.

This is great for wild game, and chicken. Hope you enjoy as much as we do.


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Any particular beer you use?


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BR,

Whatever happens to be in the fridge at the time. The steam is what makes the meat so juicy and moist, you could probably use water and not taste a difference.

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