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Cooking Under A Brick

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When you think of all the money you can spend on barbecue accessories, it's nice to know you can stop at a vacant lot, pick up a brick, wrap it in foil, and produce some of the most tender, evenly cooked chicken you've ever eaten. Just butterfly the bird, and the brick will keep it pressed down onto the grill or grill pan. You can use a brick for grilled sandwiches, too. I've even supersized the process by using a cement cinder block for grilling a turkey. —David Crown, Harrison Township, Michigan
Cooking Under A Brick

This article was first published in Saveur in Issue #126

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Very Tuscan!
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Just started to cook a chicken this way this year. It is a great way to cook a chicken! In a half an hour, you can cook a 3 lb chicken! Incredibly moist and the best skin ever!

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