By:Peter Lenkefi 16 ea Chicken Drumsticks (2 /12 to 1 ts White pepper, ground -3 1/2 pounds) 1 ts Cayenne pepper, ground 1/4 c Flour 1 ts Thyme, ground 2 ts Paprika 1 ts Garlic, powder 1 ts Black pepper, ground 1 ts Salt The day before you plan to serve these drumsticks, lay them out on a cutting board or butcher block and pierce them all over with a fork so that, when they are seasoned, the spices will permeate the meat nicely. Set aside. Measure into a Ziploc-type plastic bag the flour, paprika, black, white, and cayenne pepper, thyme, garlic powder, and salt. Close the bag and shake to blend the spice well. Add the drumsticks to the bag, zip it shut again, and shake until the drumsticks are thoroughly coated with the seasoning. Refrigerate overnight. The following day, about 2 hours before dinnertime, fire up your smoker and, when the coals are glowing, add some wet wood to the fire pan and fill the water pan halfway with hot water. Transfer the drumsticks from their bag to the grill and cover the smoker snugly. Smoke at 200 to 220 degrees for about 1 1/2 hours, or until the juice runs clear when the meat is pricked and the drums are lusciously tender. About the author: Grab more free recipes at http://recipe-directory.net 16 ea Chicken Drumsticks (2 /12 to 1 ts White pepper, ground -3 1/2 pounds) 1 ts Cayenne pepper, ground 1/4 c Flour 1 ts Thyme, ground 2 ts Paprika 1 ts Garlic, powder 1 ts Black pepper, ground 1 ts Salt The day before you plan to serve these drumsticks, lay them out on a cutting board or butcher block and pierce them all over with a fork so that, when they are seasoned, the spices will permeate the meat nicely. Set aside. Measure into a Ziploc-type plastic bag the flour, paprika, black, white, and cayenne pepper, thyme, garlic powder, and salt. Close the bag and shake to blend the spice well. Add the drumsticks to the bag, zip it shut again, and shake until the drumsticks are thoroughly coated with the seasoning. Refrigerate overnight. The following day, about 2 hours before dinnertime, fire up your smoker and, when the coals are glowing, add some wet wood to the fire pan and fill the water pan halfway with hot water. Transfer the drumsticks from their bag to the grill and cover the smoker snugly. Smoke at 200 to 220 degrees for about 1 1/2 hours, or until the juice runs clear when the meat is pricked and the drums are lusciously tender. About the author: Grab more free recipes at http://recipe-directory.net Article Source: http://www.redsofts.com/articles/ More Articles from Sports Category: Paintball Tactics Of Professional Paintball Players Is It Soccer Or Football And Where Did It Begin? Getting To Old Or Too Tired To Play Sports? Start Collecting Instead! If You are Going To Play Paintball You Have To Get The Right Gear The Thrill Of Playing Scenario Paintball Want To Be A Great Soccer Player? Practice Makes Perfect Football Season Is Almost Here – Who’s your Favorite? Soccer Training - Speed Training For Football Game How Reading Golf Books Can Drastically Improve Your Game The Reign of King Richard What You Need to Know About Helmets Get The Perfect Dartboard And Install It Properly Having A Career In Sports Different Types Of Wetsuits Triathlon Wear Horse Racing Betting, a Beginners Guide (Part 2)

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