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Friday, July 27, 2012

Barbecue Chicken Recipe


Commonly associated with close family ties and warmth and not to mention, taste, a Barbecue Chicken Recipe is slowly emerging as a global food trend. You would see people cooking barbecue just about anywhere, inviting people to come over and have a taste to his recipe - recipes that are handed down generations to generations and made people happy through decades.

This common conception then conditioned the minds of certain individuals that barbecue cooking are for expert ones and those who has old family recipes. Well, this is not true. Partly, it may be true, depending on the recipe. But even you could try one as well!

For this particular recipe, you would be using chicken. Yes, chicken is not the primary focus ingredient in Barbecue cooking, However, chicken could also achieve that distinctive taste pork Barbecue can give, even better if the cook knows what he is doing.

First, prepare yourself. Condition yourself to fulfil that delicate and "serious" balance in your grill. Use charcoal and not a gas grill. The reason behind this is the possible flavour that the cooking process may put in your chicken. If you use gas, it would not give a distinct taste to your barbeque.

Instead, it may even make your chicken BARBECUE taste like gas if your grill is not a high quality one. However, if you use charcoal, it could give your chicken Barbecue that "grilled" taste. There is various type of charcoal you could use, each having a distinct taste for your Barbecue Chicken Recipe.

Now, with the sauce of your Barbecue chicken, the primary consideration for such is to make sure that the spiciness goes well with the sweetness and vice versa.

To fulfil this taste, you could use a natural honey or even teriyaki for that matter, in the main sauce mix. For the spice, make sure it will have at least a great kick to it. You may add various pepper of your liking. Just make sure that the pepper has a great taste complementary to your mix like cayenne.

For your main Barbecue mix, combine oil, red or white onion, sherry, soy sauce, lemon, Worcestershire sauce, balsamic vinegar, oregano, garlic, thyme, rosemary, and pepper in a large mixing bowl. Mix the ingredients well. After mixing, marinate your chicken in the mix for at least overnight to get those juices flowing.

After marinating, grill the chicken in slow fire, about 350 degrees, in your grill. Periodically turn them for about twenty minutes. When it is near done, top it with vegetables for that extra taste.

For the dipping sauce, mustard or ranch dressings would be perfect. Serve your chicken Barbecue with corn, garlic bread, or even pasta.

Your new Barbecue Chicken Recipe would surely fade in no time! However, should there be leftovers when you cooked a little extra, just mix the left over with mayonnaise and make a sandwich spread out of it.

Now, you should know how to make that perfect, competition quality Barbecue that would make your family, friends, and relatives enjoy. Happy chicken Barbecue cooking!




I am Gaylene Slater, the author of Living The Good Life in Love, Life and Family. I have written a few articles on how to really cook on the bar-b-que, either as a family gathering or for guests at your accommodation complex. I have a few here so take a look around and you will find lots of variations to consider. My husband certainly enjoyed trying them out!

Hope you enjoy.

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Lots of love

Gaylene Slater

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