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Where you learn to cook Puerto-Rican? I am from Mayaguez PR and this like home. Smell so good and taste to. Make me miss home
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on November 01, 2011
As another reviewer stated, I had Adobo seasoning that I wanted to use, so searched and saw this recipe (love simple recipes with few ingredients) This is delicious! I prepared as directed by the recipe, using chicken thighs, even sprinkled some seasoning under the skin. I did forget to cover it while baking, but I don't thinks this affected the outcome at all. The aroma was divine and it was hard to wait for the chicken to cook. I turned on the broiler for a few moments to crisp up the skin. I had one thigh just by itself and it was so moist, tender and flavorful. I have chopped up the other thighs and plan to use in a tortilla with additional fixings. Wonderful and definitely a keeper! Thanks Michael J. Hennessey!
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on July 11, 2009
This was a wonderful way to prepare chicken. I used a 5 pound whole chicken that I spatchcocked. (How to Spatchcock a Chicken). I used Penzeys adobo seasoning. This was very flavorful and moist.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Ilysse
on September 16, 2007
Whats not to love. Simple, tasty, everyone enjoyed it. This is the same seasoning I use for skirt steak so I knew it would go over well with the family. I used leg/thigh pieces and cooked it for about 1 hour uncovered. It came out perfect. Thanks for posting. I served it with Brown Rice and Pigeon Peas (Arroz Con Gandules) Brown Rice and Pigeon Peas (Arroz Con Gandules) and it was a wonderful meal.
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Good, hubby liked it. Easy to make. I used a slow cooker for convience. Thanks
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if you can find the adobo, is the best, I use it to seasoned my fried chicken. It is the bomb!! also good on pork chops!
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on May 31, 2005
Excellent! I poured some oliveoil over it before baking and it was so moist!
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on February 06, 2005
Another one my husband loved. I thought it was a little to salty for my taste, but he loves salt and garlic. so its perfect fot him. Very easy to prepare and make, will make this again.
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Michael, I just bought this huge big spice bottle full of Adobo Seasoning and didn't know how to use it,so I looked it up on Zaar and yours was the one I decided to use,because it was simple,and something I knew I could taste the spices on,it was so very good.Thank you. Darlene Summers
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on December 30, 2002
I came across this recipe in my cookbook the other day and I was in the mood to try it. I decided that since I had some various chicken pieces in the freezer that I would use them instead. I always have adobo on hand and this was very delicious. I cooked my chicken at 425 for about 50 minutes. I have "convection roast" option on my oven and the chicken turned out great!
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