Ingredients
8 chicken
joints (can be 1 jointed chicken)
Marinade/sauce:
> 50-75 gm marge
> 2 Tbsp malt vinegar (I prefer the distilled white
type)
> 2 level Tbsp honey
> 2 cloves garlic, skinned and crushed
> ~ 2 level tsp salt (if chicken not kosher)
> ½ level tsp dried marjoram
> ½ tsp dry mustard (mustard powder)
> ~ 8 grinds of black pepper
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Steps
1. Wipe the chicken joints and place them skin down in a lined baking
tray.
2. Warm the butter or marge in a small saucepan until just melted. This
step is not needed if you are using oil.
3. Add the remaining marinade ingredients to the fat and stir until
blended.
4. Spoon the marinade over the chicken joints and leave for as long as
possible (30 minutes minimum but can be overnight).
5. Heat the oven to 180°C.
6. Put the chicken in the oven for 40 minutes.
7. After 40 minutes, turn each piece over.
If the sauce is drying out, turn the oven
down to 170°C.
8. Cook for an additional 20 minutes until golden.
9. Arrange the chicken on a serving dish and remove the fat from the pan
liquids. Serve this in a jug next to the chicken.
This goes well with baked
potatoes (cooked
in the same oven as the dish, but placed in the oven ½ hour previously) and a
green salad.
Serves 5
Any leftover sauce after cooking can be
frozen and reused as a sauce when cooking chicken breasts.
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This blog was originally for my sons, so that they could create some of the recipes that they grew up with. I do not claim to be original and many recipes are taken from various cookbooks over the years. I don't remember from where, and I apologise that I cannot give credit, except when I received the recipe from a friend or family member. Enjoy!
Thursday, 22 December 2011
Honey and Garlic Chicken
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Main dish
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