Marinade: soy sauce, apple cider vinegar, lemon zest & juice, Dijon mustard, fresh garlic, cracked black pepper

Add about a tablespoon (or more if you like a certain flavor) of each into a big ziplock bag

Add thawed large drumsticks to bag of marinade and let soak for 30-60 mins, tossing to get both sides coated.

I use skin on, bone in chicken, because the skin keeps the tops moist & the bone keeps the bottom side moist.

I grill my chicken skin side down at first and let it get good and charred (BLACK) because it insures that it cooks through and I don't eat the skin anyway, so it's a great barrier to keep meat moist. {drumsticks obviously have skin on all sides, so this technique isn't necessarily for this cut of chicken}

I threw on some potatoes to go with the chicken

The finished product! Try this marinade, it's really yummy!
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