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How to spatchcock a chicken - spatchcocking a chicken (removing the chicken backbone) basically flattens the chicken and helps it roast faster and the result is a juicy chicken with crispy skin. This healthy chicken recipe is loaded with Greek flavors like lemon and oregano and is simply delicious. #chickenrecipes #healthychickenrecipes #easychickenrecipes #greekrecipes #dimitrasdishes Spatchcock Greek Chicken, Flatten Chicken Recipes, Greek Roast Chicken Recipes, Flattened Chicken Recipes, Spatchcock Chicken Recipes, Greek Roast Chicken, Greek Baked Chicken, Greek Roasted Chicken, Spatchcocked Chicken

How to spatchcock a chicken - spatchcocking a chicken (removing the chicken backbone) basically flattens the chicken and helps it roast faster and the result is a juicy chicken with crispy skin. This healthy chicken recipe is loaded with Greek flavors like lemon and oregano and is simply delicious. #chickenrecipes #healthychickenrecipes #easychickenrecipes #greekrecipes #dimitrasdishes

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Spatchcock chicken is simply a chicken that's been split and flattened. Where the term "spatchcock" comes from is under debate. Flattening the chicken makes it cook faster, and adding herbs and jalapenos ups the flavor factor. Spatchcock chicken is not hard at all to make. For this herbed...

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Spicy Bbq Rub Recipe, Bbq Spatchcock Chicken, Brick Recipe, Chicken Under A Brick, Grilled Whole Chicken, Spatchcocked Chicken, Bbq Rub Recipe, Spatchcock Chicken, Whole Chicken Recipes

In this whole grilled chicken recipe, the backbone is removed and the chicken is flattened then grilled under the weight of 2 bricks--which enables it to cook quickly and evenly. The homemade rub recipe makes enough to prepare 2 pounds of boneless chicken or 4 pounds of bone-in chicken, but you can easily double or triple the recipe and store the extra in an airtight container for up to 3 months so you can have it on hand throughout the grilling season.

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