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works for chicken parts on the bone or whole chicken spatchcocked open flat. Works in oven at 375* or on the bbq grill
cup dry white wine (vermouth is good), TSP each dried rosemary taragon parsley, garlic powder. mix together and pour over chicken to marinate (1/2 hour is good) arrange on roasting pan or place on grill, S and P to taste. Baste with marinade trwice in the first 20 min. and drizzle some in the pan. After than brush with pan drippings if you like.
should be done in 35-45 min (perhaps an hour for the whole spatchcocked bird depending on size.)
pan drippings make a nice gravy
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01-29-2012, 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Robo410
works for chicken parts on the bone or whole chicken spatchcocked open flat. Works in oven at 375* or on the bbq grill
cup dry white wine (vermouth is good), TSP each dried rosemary taragon parsley, garlic powder. mix together and pour over chicken to marinate (1/2 hour is good) arrange on roasting pan or place on grill, S and P to taste. Baste with marinade trwice in the first 20 min. and drizzle some in the pan. After than brush with pan drippings if you like.
should be done in 35-45 min (perhaps an hour for the whole spatchcocked bird depending on size.)
pan drippings make a nice gravy
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WOW! That sounds amazing! Love the Rosemary, tarragon, parsley, garlic combo.
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01-29-2012, 10:53 PM
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With all these great suggestions I might have to reconsider my feelings about chicken and get to work.
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01-30-2012, 07:50 AM
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How "different" do you want? I have a really great recipe for chicken and prune and chicken tagine or sofrito. Let me know if you are interested - I will whip out my recipe book.
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02-02-2012, 08:15 PM
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How "different" do you want? I have a really great recipe for chicken and prune and chicken tagine or sofrito. Let me know if you are interested - I will whip out my recipe book.
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We're not really prune fans, but tell me about the other 2: tagine & sofrito dishes. Never heard of those.
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02-02-2012, 11:08 PM
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Tagine is just a Moroccan cooking method. I had a good recipe for a prune one - but I know - the word prune turns everyone off. I see a lot of recipes now call for "dried plums."
Sofrito is a Ladino/sephardi dish. Its super easy - put chicken in slow cooker or in a slow oven, add a few large onion roughly chopped, about 1/2 of a head of garlic peeled, potato cubes (roasted previously so they do not fall apart), then add salt, pepper, paprika, turmeric, allspice and some cumin. Add some stock and let it cook for like 6 hours. Its soooo good. Try not to stir. Serve with rice or couscous
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02-02-2012, 11:16 PM
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Prunes taste a lot different when cooked. Not like some sort of constipation remedy.
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03-18-2012, 11:43 PM
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I sautee my chicken pieces with onions, bell peppers and stewed tomatoes. Add some garlic and a dash of cumin. Separate chicken from bone and shred with veggies included. On a lightly oiled pan, heat corn tortillas, add the shredded chicken with veggies to each tortilla, top with Mexican blend cheese, fold tortillas like a taco or roll up like a flauta. Continue to heat through until crispy or desired consistency. Top with lettuce, tomato, guacamole and sour cream. Add "Cholula" hot sauce in the chicken!!! And VOILA! You have an amazing dinner for under $10 that serves 4-5. This is one of my family's favorites!
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03-19-2012, 09:30 PM
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That Cholula is pretty good stuff. And that Tapatío too!
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03-20-2012, 12:49 AM
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Fried chicken "lollipops" with a lemony plum sauce
Tandoori legs
Fricasee legs
Sauteed with mushrooms
Miso marinated and grilled
Boned and marinated in pesto or anything else.
Boned and stuffed with seafood stuffing or other
40 clove garlic legs
Honey mustard
Blackened cajun style
Smoked and added to beans
Lemon,oregano,thyme,oil,pepper (Greek)
Paella
Morrocan Tangines
Make a confit and use in many ways
Curried chicken
Empanadas
Enchiladas
Taquitos,Sopas, Tortas, Caldo de Pollo,Diablo,Nachos
Sweet and sour
White chili
Fried with waffles
Stir fried with eggplant,onion and hoisin (boned and chopped)
Shwarma (love that)
Salt and pepper asian style.
Flambe with cognac,cream and pepper
Soup with dumplings
Soup with veg
soup with beans
Cream of soup
I am going for the Bubba from Forest Gump Thing................
Tangerine or orange marinated
With a Hunter sauce
Chicken hash
Pho
Chicken fried rice or chow mein or chow fun
Pistachio encrusted and oven baked
Almond chicken
Cashew chicken
Chicken foo young
Good Night!.......................
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