Simple but incredibly delicious, this sweet and savory chicken is coated in a mix of miso paste, maple syrup and butter then baked until golden brown. Ginger, garlic and a splash of vinegar make an outrageous tasty pan sauce.
Recipe video above. Lightly battered pan-fried chicken breast with an elegant white wine lemon sauce. It's like Chicken Piccata, but a thicker sauce, more of it, no capers, with subtle lemon flavour. It's got a terrific crust that soaks up the sauce! Lovely restaurant dish that's simple to make at home.Doesn't taste winey because the alcohol is cooked out, leaving behind magical flavour only wine can bring to sauces.
Four Secret Tips - and yes they are absolutely worth the extra time 1.Use "Airline Chicken Breasts" - boneless, skin on chicken breast with part of the wing/drumette attached. 2. Brine - Brining will result in super moist, moist, moist chicken. 3. Cold Air Dry - Drying, uncovered in the refrigerator will result in a very crispy skin. 4. We love using a Paella pan for this preparation, however 1 or 2 ovenproof saute pans can be used instead.
The smoke-kissed chook from Brisbane's Agnes restaurant.
Here on the west coast we get a special treat every holiday season, Dungeness crab. Starting in November and running through the winter, good fish markets will have chill cases full of big, bright …
Grilled crab legs are brushed with garlic butter in this super simple recipe featuring snow crab clusters. Easy to make and delicious to share!
The perfect light and healthy veggie side combines broccoli, kale, apples, and dried cranberry with a creamy and tangy vinaigrette. No cook and super easy, this slaw has a festive twist and is full of great flavors and textures!
Sliced sweet potatoes are delicious grilled, especially when they're slathered in a cilantro-lime dressing. Grilled sweet potatoes make the perfect grilling side dish.
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INGREDIENTS: 5 teaspoons salt 2 teaspoons Old Bay seasoning 1 teaspoon paprika 1 teaspoon MSG 1/2 teaspoon granulated sugar 1/4 teaspoon ground cayenne pepper 3 tablespoons vegetable oil INSTRUCTION: 1. Stir together all dry ingredients in a small bowl. 2. Add oil and stir well. 3. Brush generously on steamed crab just before serving. Makes enough for at least 8 servings. Here's the video on how to clean dungeness crab.
If you are a north easterner and live in the south, then you know the frustration with boiled seafood vs. steamed. Well this recipe gets you back to Richmond, Baltimore, Philly, NY or Boston... Use 20 qt Stock Pot... Using cheap beer actually adds to the taste of the crab. The bitterness of the beer will counterbalance the sweetness of the crab and will be lit up with the spices in the Old Bay. So don't use expensive beer, your run of the mill standard domestic will do.. Enjoy!!!
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