The Rage
Dear Chelo,
I cannot thank you enough for being so generous with sharing your expertise in the kitchen. Your "Rage Chicken" is unbelievably delicious! It's a killer! And you are right about it being very close in taste to the San Pedro lechon manok that we both so love.
I added a few things to your recipe, not because the recipe is lacking--it's not, but because I always just want to put my own twist in every recipe that I try.
Here's what I added/modified:
- Used cornish game hen instead of the regular chicken (it's what I had available and I always buy game hen because it seems that it has less fat)
- Used fresh rosemary (only because I have so much of them growing in the backyard)
- Substituted half of the oyster sauce with Mama Sita's Barbeque marinade (because I love the sweet-savory taste of this marinade)
- Added a little bit of honey (only because I put honey in pretty much everything)
- Marinated the chicken overnight
- Added melted butter to the marinade that I used to baste the chicken (because I want to fry the skin a little bit)
The result? Such tender, juicy and very tasty roasted chicken! I'm glad I cooked two at once. Otherwise, we won't have anything left for lunch tomorrow.
I kept the other chicken longer in the oven because I wanted a slightly overcooked, perfectly caramelized skin. It was so good! And you were right--just one slice and look at all that juice!
We ended up eating dinner a little late today because I didn't get home from work until 6. But the wait was definitely worth it. I paired the chicken with steamed rice and slightly sauteed broccoli with shrimp, and dinner was perfect! Our hungry stomachs didn't just get filled, they were pleasantly satisfied.
Again--many, many, many, many thanks!
Your big fan,
Liza
8 comments:
Hahaha, Liz, isnt it yummy? and its soooo juicy pa gyud;-)
I love this chicken too..and weird because i crave this, and i love having it with bahaw rice, or hot rice;-)
thank you for sharing your tweaks in the recipe..
enjoy this;-) more recipes to be shared soon..;-)
Chelo said...
Hahaha, Liz, isnt it yummy? and its soooo juicy pa gyud;-)
Chel, "yummy and juicy" is an understatement. :-)
all this food in your blog is making me want to fly to san rafael and the old post office in norfolk =)
ako ang mo kaon sa tanan ninyong luto-on. hehe
konsuy said...
all this food in your blog is making me want to fly to san rafael and the old post office in norfolk =)
Chi, kitang duha nalang mangadto sa old post office sa Norfolk. I'm sure mas lami ang pagkaon didto! :-)
dearest chichi and liz;-) you and your families are both very welcome here;-)
oh man, you guys just makes me so hungry right now...
thanks liz, and chelo for sharing the recipe... i will someday get back to this and try it out myself...
your photo says it all liz... yumminess!!!
Chelo said...
dearest chichi and liz;-) you and your families are both very welcome here;-)
Yay, Chel! I will really take you up on that! Someday...puhon...
Cindy said...
oh man, you guys just makes me so hungry right now...
thanks liz, and chelo for sharing the recipe... i will someday get back to this and try it out myself...
your photo says it all liz... yumminess!!!
Thank you, Cinds! You always appreciate my work--both my cooking and my photos! I am very flattered, especially as you are one good cook and photographer as well!
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