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D3monic said:
so what do you do with the skin and meat that was on the bone. Toss it or did you use if for something?
Gave the little bits an pieces of the top joint to the dog, chopped off, the rest gets push down the bone
 
My favorite wings in Chicago are from this little asian place Great Seas way west on Lawrence.  Spicy, salty, sweet with crunch - and they're frenched just like booma's legs.  We're actually trying a frenched chicken leg cook just like Booma's pictured above this weekend to use for bbq comps - want to do something different than thighs..
 
Another good method for legs is to de-bone then stuff them with whatever you like.  It's a bit more labor intensive than frenching them but it's awesome to bite into a leg and it's all edible.
 
Thanks for the inspiration Booma - we're going to use this method for our chicken dish at the Windy City BBQ Classic in 2 weeks.  :)
 
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LUCKYDOG said:
You could even wrap the bones in foil to keep them white-er. 
 
Agreed, we foiled all of them to start.  Pulled the foil when we sauced the legs.  The ones in the picture above were coated with glaze on meat + bone because we wanted to see what looked better visually.  The unglazed leg bones were pretty bleached/not as pretty looking as the others. Want to go w the legs for the comp because everyone is doing thighs and scraping thighs is a pita.  ;)
 
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