For best results, use a high-quality barbecue sauce that complements the smoky flavors of the paprika. Don't skip the brining step! It adds moisture and flavor, resulting in a more tender and juicy chicken. If you don't have kitchen shears, a sharp knife can be used to remove the backbone, but exercise caution. Resting the chicken is crucial for allowing the juices to redistribute, resulting in a more succulent final product. Consider adding wood chips (such as hickory or applewood) to your grill for an extra layer of smoky flavor.
Cara Kris
Jun 17, 2025This recipe is a game-changer! The spatchcock method is so much faster and easier than roasting a whole chicken.
Lucile Waelchi
May 31, 2025I've made this recipe several times now, and it's always a hit. Thank you for sharing!
Dominique Mraz
May 29, 2025First time grilling a whole chicken and it was amazing! The instructions were clear and easy to follow.
Janet Bergnaum
May 26, 2025The brine made the chicken incredibly moist and flavorful. I'll never cook chicken any other way again!
Durward Turner
May 12, 2025The tips were super helpful, especially the one about making sure the grill grates are clean.
Filiberto Stracke
May 6, 2025I used a different barbecue sauce, and it still turned out amazing. This recipe is very versatile.
Tillman Stiedemann
May 4, 2025The chicken was cooked perfectly evenly, and the skin was so crispy. This is restaurant-quality!
Eliza Koepp
Apr 26, 2025My family loved the smoky paprika rub. It added just the right amount of heat and depth of flavor.
Elnora Harvey
Apr 20, 2025I was intimidated to try spatchcocking a chicken, but this recipe made it so simple and straightforward.