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Easy Way to Serve Half Chicken

written by

Dustin Schnabel

posted on

June 8, 2023

I am not a fan of grilling or smoking whole birds. The main reason is that serving them is so difficult. My preference is to use half chickens, and here's why....

A whole chicken is harder to part out when it's blazing hot off the grill.  Sure, I can wear gloves and bust out my boning knife etc... but who's got time for all that?   In this video, I grilled up two half chickens for all of our lunch at the farm.  We did not have plates, forks or knives --- this was seriously "finger-lick'n" chicken!   

There are nine-million videos out there telling you how to COOK a chicken, but Erin and I are most interested in making it EASY for you to serve your family and friends.  This is the EASIEST way we have found to make that happen. Hope it helps you folks at home!  

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