Posts Tagged ‘chicken cookers’

Sunday was Father’s Day, and we spent part of the day at my parent’s place. Marlin grilled a batch of chicken thighs (skinless/boneless) on his Meadow Creek BBQ26S Chicken Cooker, and it was top notch.

I admit, the chicken doesn’t look too great in pictures cause I shot them on my phone, but it was astonishing in real-life! Juicy and full of flavor.

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Last week Meadow Creek had their annual dealer meeting and Open House. Marlin and I always make sure we’re there for the dealer meeting and at least part of the open house.

It was absolutely great being there again. I came home with some new inspiration, as well as confirmations of things I need to be doing to sell more Meadow Creek equipment. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t promote schemes that trick people into buying our smokers and grills. I’ll leave that for the schematic tricksters who are content with forcing people to make decisions.

My goal is to educate the people in my market and help them achieve their goals. One of those goals is to grill chicken for events, such as fund-raisers, auctions, open houses, weddings, etc. Not just grill chicken, but chicken that is perfect from head to toe. Fully cooked on the bone, but not dried out on the surface. Cooked uniformly from east to west, north to south. Not just perfect chicken, but huge amounts of it.

Does this sound like your dream? Meadow Creek chicken cookers make it easy as pie to grill perfect chicken for hundreds. It was fun to see it done again last week.

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How many times have you tried to grill chicken on that trusty old grill, only to dry it out every single time? If you’re wondering how to grill chicken that turns out juicy, rest assured, you are not alone. It’s a common dilemma.

However,  the good news is that it’s not your fault. And the better news is that I can show you how to grill perfect chicken. And the best news is that it’s easy as pie. (If you do it right.)

Grilled Chicken on Meadow Creek Chicken Cooker

By the way, when I refer to chicken in this post, I’m talking about chicken halves, quarters, thighs, or legs with the skin on.

Skip this: One way to correct this problem is to precook the chicken in water on the stove. Then before it’s done cooking, remove it from the water and finish it off on the grill. I’ve done this on my gas grill already and it works. But think of it, how degrading is it to cook the chicken in water. I mean hey, we’re talking barbecue.

There is a better way. Two, actually.

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Now Famous Dave himself owns a Meadow Creek Chicken Cooker. Watch what he has to say about Meadow Creek cookers.

Just a quick note to let you know that we got a price increase from Meadow Creek. I know this isn’t exciting news for anyone buying a Meadow Creek BBQ cooker…

BUT, you still have a little time left to buy on this year’s prices!

Check out these links to Meadow Creek’s revolutionary barbecue equipment:

Chicken Cookers — The *revolutionary* chicken flippers.
Barbecue Smokers — Top class, reverse-flow tank smokers.
Pig Roasters — Whole hog cookers that smoke almost any meats.
Custom Barbecue Trailers — Arrange your selection of Meadow Creek cookers on a top quality trailer.
Stainless Steel Sinks — Mobile sink units for catering and other events with built-in hot and cold water supply.
Grills — Rugged gas and charcoal grills for grilling for crowds.

So, get your order in by December 31, and you can take advantage of the lower prices. After that the new prices will go into effect.

Thanks for reading, and have a great day!

Have fun,

Lavern

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Hey, just wanted to give you a quick update on exactly which Meadow Creek models we have in stock here in Pikeville, Tennessee. If you choose to have a cooker shipped to you, it will be shipped directly from Meadow Creek Welding in New Holland, PA. If you go that route, there is still a month or longer lead time.

BUT we do have a few models in stock, made and ready to roll. So if you’re in a pinch and don’t mind the drive, check out this list:

• TS120 BBQ Smoker Trailer: $4,150
• TS250 BBQ Smoker Trailer / BBQ42 Chicken Cooker: $5,945
  (with $300 bonus package; read this blog post to learn more.)
• 2 BBQ42 Chicken Cookers: $795 each
• BBQ42 Chicken Cooker With Charcoal Pullout: $955
• BBQ96 Chicken Cooker Trailer: $2,775
• CD108G Caterer’s Delight Trailer With Doors in Lid on PR: $3,755
• 4 Bowl Stainless Steel Sink (call for price)

The prices above are before sales tax and local pickup charge. The local pickup charge covers truckload freight to Tennessee: $50 per small cooker, $100 per cooker on a trailer.

Call Marlin toll-free at 877-248-7753 or email us if you have any questions or would like to come pick up a unit. Marlin will be happy to help you choose the cooker that will best suit your needs and budget. He’ll even recommend the cooker and options that are best for you, even if it means we make less money off of you. So, yeah, we’re here for you. Give us a call or shoot us an e-mail.  🙂

That TS250 trailer with the chicken cooker on the front is one nice rig. If you’re about to pull the trigger on a pit trailer, check into our serious bonus package here.

Have fun,

Lavern

PS. We’ve got the TS60 Barbecue Smoker fired up and we’re smoking a big ole’ turkey. Looking forward to some smoked turkey for dinner tonight.