Caramelised Chilli Chicken

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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 225°C.
  • Cut chicken into 8 pieces (2 drumsticks, 2 thighes and 2 half breasts [cut the breasts in half again to give you your 8 pieces - one portion will have wings, remove if you don't want them there] or buy a precut chicken.
  • Mix together in a large bowl all ingredients except the chicken pieces and mix well to combine and then put the chicken pieces in and coat them well in the marinade.
  • Line a shallow sided tray with baking paper and place the chicken pieces on the tray in a single layer.
  • Spoon any remaining marinade over the chicken pieces.
  • Place in pre-heated oven and bake until well browned and juices run clear (estimate 35 to 45 minutes, depending on size of chicken pieces).
  • Serve with rice and steamed vegetables.

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Reviews

  1. this is a yummy easy weeknight meal. i have made it a few times now, both with skin and bone in thighs and skinless boneless thighs. i put this in my convection oven to enhance the caramelization. dh was very enthusiastic about this dish as well.
     
  2. This cooked up lovely in the webber. I used a scotch bonnet chili and marinated the chicken for a good four hours. I had asked for drumsticks but Dave came home with skinless chicken breasts. It didn't matter at all, I just diced them into bite size pieces and didn't cook for as long. Served with a varity of salads.
     
  3. This made a fast and easy supper. I marinated the chicken in the sauce for a few hours b/f baking for 35 minutes. I used 4 chicken breasts to serve two. The sauce is a really nice BBQ style that would be wonderful for grilling also. :-) Made for HolidayTag.
     
  4. Great Pat! I have to agree with Jan and say that this also ticked all of our boxes - tasty, spicy, easy, using easy pantry ingredients and not your average mid-week chook recipe! I also used a small chicken - mine was 900g, cut it into 6 portions and my chicken was cooked in 45 minutes. I served this with creamed spinach and a glass of wine, great! Made for Aussie/NZ make my recipe edition number 8/9. I am keeping this recipe, will use the sauce for pork chops too.......as well as chicken pieces. FT aka FS! :-)
     
  5. Excellent! Fast, fun, easy and delicious! I used bone-in chicken breasts and bone-in thighs. Very tasty.
     
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Tweaks

  1. I used bone in skinless chicken breasts, and they turned out very moist. However, cooking at the suggested temp was way too hot. I ended up reducing the heat to 350 degrees F. Also, I would sub srichicha sauce instead of ketchup....or just use regular tomato sauce. The chicken was very good, but the sauce tasted just a bit too much like ketchup to me. But a great week night meal regardless! Made for Holiday tag game. Thanks for sharing!
     

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