What’s For Dinner? BBQ Chicken

 

Mmmm.  A simple summer dinner.
(or really any time of year!  -30 degree weather doesn’t stop us from BBQ time!)

 

 

I bought my first Beer Chicken roaster this summer.  I’ve always wanted to cook a whole chicken on the BBQ, and thought this would be the best way to do that.
So for less than $10, I bought one, and am so happy that I did!
Honestly, we have never had a more moist and flavourful chicken!  Ever.
I’ve made 3 now, and each came out perfectly.

 

I came up with my own combination of ingredients, based on the recipe that came with the roaster.
Just simple ingredients I already had on hand.
In this case, the more simple, the better!

 

What’s For Dinner? BBQ Chicken
 

Ingredients
  • 1 whole chicken (about 3-4 pounds)
  • 1-2 tbsp olive oil
  • salt & pepper to taste (I like to use Lawry’s Seasoning Salt!)
  • 1 can of beer (I like to use darker beer, as I think it has more flavour)
  • a couple of sprigs of fresh rosemary (you can use dried too)
  • 2-5 cloves of garlic, chopped

Instructions
  1. Have your BBQ preheated to medium heat.
  2. Lightly brush your chicken with olive oil. Season with salt & pepper.
  3. Empty half of your can of beer into a cup, and set aside (Do not drink it! You still need it!)
  4. In the can, add your rosemary and garlic.
  5. Place the can in the centre of the roaster (as in the picture above).
  6. Then, place your chicken on to the roaster.
  7. Take the remaining beer, and pour it into the pan of the roaster.
  8. BBQ on medium heat, with the lid closed until the juices run clear, and the internal temperature is 160-165 degrees (about 20 minutes/lb). My chickens have take a little over an hour. Just watch carefully, and take the temperature occasionally.
  9. Also, if the wings start to blacken, just tent/cover the chicken with some tin foil.

 

So delish!  Roasted chicken always goes well with potato salad or Bowl of Bows Pasta Salad!

 

Happy BBQ’ing!
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Comments

  1. Oh my, I have to try this!! Does it work on a gas grill? Where did you find the roaster? Perfect for the 4th! (and thanks for telling me not to drink the other half – I totally would have!)

  2. What a cool roaster!! BBQ chicken is a summer staple around my house!

  3. Looks FANTASTIC! Great idea Jo-Anna! Thanks for posting :)

  4. That looks delish! btw I made your banana berry bombs yesterday and they turned out awesome! I’m going to make your strawberry salad next:)

  5. The Hubby says:

    The recipe should actually call for two beers…one for the cook, one for the chicken!

  6. I must get the courage up to try this! Thanks for sharing.

    Kindest regards,
    Jennifer Ferrell

  7. That chicken looks delish!!! I am always looking for recipes for whole roasted chicken – I’ll have to try this!

  8. I’d love to try chicken done this way. I’ve seen it on a few blogs and it looks intriguing.

  9. That is one gorgeous chicken. I can just imagine the flavors would be fantastic from doing it on the grill. I’ll have to keep an eye out for the contraption that props up the chicken. :)

    Thank you so much for submitting this to my monthly recipe collection for July – Cookout Food.

    The new theme for August will be posted tomorrow, and I hope you will submit again. :)

  10. I’m sorry. I don’t think that chicken is pretty at all. We have Silkies in the back yard and they are very pretty!

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