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I am thinking of making stuffed chicken and putting it in foil with some veggies on the bbq?

I am going to put cheese, cranberry, pecan, etc. in the chicken..and then put some lemon slices and olive oil over the top of it. And add some brussel sprouts and broccoli in the packet.

Do you think this will cook up well on its own, or should I brown the stuffed chicken first? Its been a long time since I've made packet food on the bbq.

Update:

Well once I read the Q I posted, I won't be putting lemon slices over the chicken..that sounds weird with everything else. There is a restaurant down the street from us that makes stuffed chicken with the pecans, cranberries, goat cheese, etc and they pair it with brussel sprouts, broccoli and roasted potatos...so I am sure that it will be good.

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  • 1 decade ago
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    I would say it should do well on the bbq. I would slow cook it perhaps indirect heat would work best or top shelf at the least.

    Your recipe sounds great enough I think I will try it also some time.

    Let us know how it comes out!

    I am Trueblue!

    Source(s): bbqin' fool!
  • 1 decade ago

    I totally agree with GSmooth. The ingredients combined does not sound appetizing.

    On the other hand, you may want to grill the chicken separately from the veggies. The chicken will take much longer to cook on the grill, while veggies just takes a couple minutes.

  • 1 decade ago

    Depends on the method of direct or indirect heat, charcol or gas grill?? I have done the beer can chicken many times, I've added onions and peppers inside it normally takes 2-three hours.

    Using both gas and charcol. Good luck

  • 1 decade ago

    Unless you have an "upper rack " on your BBQ, I would either par boil your chicken a little, or par nuke it a little. By the way...........with all due respect...........your combination of ingredients sounds awful! Have you done this before??

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  • 1 decade ago

    interesting combination..... but i would eat it anyways.....

    when using foinl i prefer to use fish like whole tilapia and cook it slowly until it breaks apart when u touch it

    chicken i prefer to cook it in charcoal with the lid closed as well as all vents

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