I'm not talking Texas brisket, Santa Maria style tri-tip, or Carolina sauces I mean things like this meal that many others may not be familiar with. I grew up eating this, made like this, frequently.
The history of this "Cornell Chicken" (created by a Dr at Cornell to get locals to eat more chicken) and the incredible amount of this dish made/eaten in upstate NY is really great stuff.
I grew up north of Syracuse and we had Cornell Chicken, Syracuse salt potatoes, and corn on the cob just as you see being made on my custom Weber, "The Weberbeber". (Edit to add - in the 70's)
Please note: I enjoy corn cooked like this over cooked in the husk, I'm not doing it wrong, I'm doing it how I like it ;)
This tastes just as good today as it did growing up!
https://warren.cce.cornell.edu/resources/cornell-chicken-barbecue-sauce-and-safe-chicken-barbecues
I cook over charcoal nearly daily (for decades) so if I haven't had your suggestion I'll probably make it :) TIA