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Simple and easy. Here’s how to make it at home. Adapted from Joe Carroll | Nick Fauchald | Feeding the Fire | Artisan, 2015 “This smoked chicken makes me giddy!” Those were the exact words typed by one of our most trusted recipe testers, Larry Noak, moments after he hauled his bird off the smoker. Crisp skin, succulent meat, pervasive smokiness, a pronounced yet impeccably balanced spice rub—all traits we covet in a smoked chicken recipe. We can understand why he got a little giddy. We think you will, too. To make this smoked chicken recipe, the authors simply took...

This post is sponsored by King Arthur Baking Company. Thank you for supporting the brands that support What The Fork Food Blog. All opinions are my own ♥ Blackout Cake, also known as Brooklyn Blackout Cake, is a moist chocolate cake with a chocolate pudding filling, frosted with chocolate icing, and garnished with chocolate cake crumbs. The original Brooklyn Blackout cake is from Ebinger’s Baking Company in Brooklyn, New York. Unfortunately, it isn’t a cake you can buy because the bakery closed in 1972. The cake wasn’t named after the chocolate but after the blackout drills that took place in...

Disclaimer: Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. Here’s our full disclosure. What to Know About This Recipe Whole chicken is a very economical and healthy meal to prepare for your family or for company. While it does take a little work to infuse flavor on the front end, the beauty of this recipe is that it’s a one pan wonder that’s full of amazing flavor. Plus, the leftovers can be stretched even...

Not only are they gluten-free and dairy-free but they work great as a make-ahead freezer meal too. All ages love these. Some affiliate links are within this post. Why Chicken Drumsticks made in the Slow Cooker are the Bomb No matter the stage of life you are in, dinnertime can be a challenge. Whether you have a fussy toddler on your hip or find yourself busy with kid activities in the evening, sometimes we just need a no-brainer meal that everyone will like. That’s why I am obsessed with this super simple recipe that: Requires only 4 pantry ingredients to...

Our is loaded up with delicious coconut oil and herbs for the most moist and flavorful bird you’ve ever had! Is turkey gluten-free? Turkey is gluten-free naturally. However, in order to secure that your turkey is entirely gluten-free, just buy a whole fresh or frozen turkey, thing added. Watch for additives, flavor enhances, spices and rubs that aren’t labeled gluten-free. Also, most birds aren’t but be sure not to get a stuffed bird or one with gravy. You can easily make our homemade gravy (coming soon) or one of the delicious stuffings featured in our list of the best gluten-free Thanksgiving...