We had 5 leftover wings (each split into 2 joints, for 10 total pieces), so we felt inspired to try a NYT recipe. Details here: https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1016872-hanjan-chicken-wings Our modifications: first, the marinade proportions are: ¼ cup low sodium soy sauce, 3 Tbsp sake, nearly 1 Tbsp mirin, and 1 Tbsp minced fresh garlic (we kept the… Continue reading Hanjan Restaurant’s Korean chicken wings
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Persian-inspired chicken broth, pressure-cooker style
We followed this Nigella Lawson recipe for Cold Cure Soup: https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/11994-cold-cure-soup Our modifications: first, we converted this 1.5 hour stovetop recipe into a 40 min pressure cooker recipe. This is how: place 3 lb chicken wings, 1 lb skinless boneless chicken breasts (about 2, which are not part of Nigella’s recipe), one 3-inch peeled fresh… Continue reading Persian-inspired chicken broth, pressure-cooker style
Mexican-style oven-roasted chicken with cumin, cayenne, and citrus
Details here: https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/6500-chicken-thighs-with-cumin-cayenne-and-citrus We used 2 lb skinless, bone-in chicken thighs that we lightly scored. We reduced the cayenne to ¼ tsp and used the juice of two limes (which probably exceeded 2 Tbsp). We oven-roasted at 425 for 1 hour and served with oven-roasted broccolini, recipe here: http://piglettedc.tumblr.com/post/177041048526/oven-roasted-broccolini-preheat-the-oven-at-450. We used a foil-lined baking sheet and… Continue reading Mexican-style oven-roasted chicken with cumin, cayenne, and citrus
Filipino chicken ginger rice soup, pressure cooker style
Place 1 medium chicken (about 3.75 lb) in the bottom of a large pressure cooker. Slice about 2 “hands” of fresh, skin-on ginger (about ½ lb) into ½ inch slices, and toss them into the pressure cooker, then add water to cover chicken, taking care to stay below the “max fill” line of the pressure… Continue reading Filipino chicken ginger rice soup, pressure cooker style
Gong bao chicken with peanuts
We tried this stirfry by Fuschia Dunlop: https://www.splendidtable.org/recipes/gong-bao-chicken-with-peanuts We converted the metric measurements as follows: 3 oz roasted peanuts = 1/3 cup (mounded) and 1.5 cm cubed chicken = ½" cubed. The recipe called for 1 tsp whole Sichuan peppercorns, which we found jarring to bite (similar to star anise). The next time, we will… Continue reading Gong bao chicken with peanuts
Velvet chicken and asparagus stirfry
We tried this recipe by Grace Young, who is well-regarded for healthy Chinese cooking: https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/member/views/grace-youngs-velvet-chicken-with-asparagus-52140001 We used 1 lb chicken cutlets (thinly sliced chicken breast), which we cut into ¼" thick x 2" wide diagonal slices. As the first step, we marinated the chicken for 30 mins, and towards the end of marinating time, we… Continue reading Velvet chicken and asparagus stirfry
Burmese chicken with bottle gourd (kyet tha boothee hin)
In a blender (we use a handheld chopper), roughly chop 1 large onion, 4 garlic cloves, 1 tsp (about ½ inch penny slice) fresh ginger, and 8 Thai chili peppers (or 3 medium Korean hot peppers), and set aside. Marinate 2 lbs of chicken (here, skinned chicken thighs cut into large chunks) in 2 Tbsp… Continue reading Burmese chicken with bottle gourd (kyet tha boothee hin)
Greek chicken tomato stew
We tried this recipe, well-seasoned with cinnamon stick, allspice berries, and bay leaves: https://www.olivetomato.com/greek-chicken-cooked-in-tomato-kotopoulo-kokkinisto/ We used five skinless, boneless chicken thighs (about 1.5 lb). Our modifications: first, for 16-20 oz chopped tomatoes, we used one 14.5 oz can plus two chopped tomatoes. We also increased the garlic from 2 cloves to 5 cloves. Second, we… Continue reading Greek chicken tomato stew
Oven roasted Macau turmeric ginger chicken. We tried this NYT recipe: https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018466-turmeric-chickenOur modifications: first, we added 3 cloves crushed garlic to the marinade. Second, we accidentally used rice vinegar (Marukan green label) instead of rice wine (such as Shaoxing); we also added all of it (¾ cup per recipe) to the marinade instead of using…… Continue reading
Vietnamese-inspired chicken congee with celery
Feeling under the weather, we modified Andrea Nguyen’s chicken back and celery rice (http://piglettedc.tumblr.com/post/116232038826/vietnamese-chicken-back-and-celery-rice-recipe) to make a comforting porridge. First, using a pressure cooker, we combined two large chicken backs and some additional chicken skin (from freezer), about 6 inches of peeled ginger (cut into 1-inch penny slices and each lightly smashed), 2 large shallots… Continue reading Vietnamese-inspired chicken congee with celery
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