Whether it is Chicken Drumsticks, Chicken Legs, Chicken Leg Quarters, here is a marinade for you…
Chickens and Porks are meant to have a sweet and sour flavour to it but here I am to explain to you how to marinade good chicken…
1. Make sure the chicken is thawed out thoroughly. Wash the Chicken, Keep the Skin on, but wash out the other stuff all throughout, get into the outside bone areas and wash that red stuff… Make sure Chicken is washed in Luk-warm water.
After cooking you may take off the skin if you wish… It is recommended… The Skin is kept on to leave it tender during cooking….
— In a mixing bowl
2. Put 3 tablespoons of Dark Brown OR Brown Sugar
3. 1 teaspoon of Allspice
4. cut and mash 3 cloves of Garlic with a garlic squeezer
5. 4-5 tablespoons of Soya Sauce
6. then Put about 5 tablespoons some Diana Sauce Rib and Chicken Sauce…
7. Mix them together..
DEPENDING ON how much chicken you have, you have to bathe all the chicken evenly with the marinade! SO Add or subtract any of the above as desired to make a great tasting Chicken!
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8. then put the mix onto the Chicken. Make sure every single part of the Chicken is marinated. — Keep Marinated for 1 hour…
9. Then Take a pan on a stove top or a machine skillet
10. 2 to 3 cups of water so that the Chicken will cook.. —
11… Cook for 45 minutes to an hour, then serve… If you want to taste the sauce. it is recommended you taste the sauce after 35 minutes of cooking while keeping the lid closed. If more spices and sauces desired from any of them up top, then do so.
BON APETIT!
Talin Orfali Ghazarian 
This is a good marinade for weeknights.. not too many ingredients and I’m likely to have them on hand! I love the combination of flavors, very fresh and new!
Yummmmmmmyyyyy love chicken
What a yummy sounding marinade, will be prinitng off and testing out. May have to find a suitable replacement for the ‘Diana Sauce’ but that shouldn’t be too hard. 🙂
sounds delicious!
This sounds absolutely delicious! 🙂
sounds yummy! thanks for sharing 🙂
gonna try it! thanks, talin! 😉
Yum!
What is Diana sauce?
Sounds yummy 🙂
Yum! I’ll be trying this asap!!
Hmm! Sounds delicious.
In my country, everybody eats chicken at this time of the year. After all, who can say no to chicken?
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Wow, you use soja sause, great! Of course I like chicken.
i’ll try this at home, thanks for sharing…
It’s 6:30 in the morning here and I’m thinking of having chicken for breakfast. To hell with eggs.
What a great recipe. I’m making notes.
Thanks for all the trouble you go to.
Susannah
I like this and im gonna give it a go.
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Would you be offended if I tried this on tofu? It sounds amazing!!!
This recipe looks yummy! 🙂 I like the Asian reference with the soy sauce. Keep them coming!
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I’m going to try this when I feel brave one day in the kitchen!
This sounds great and so simple! Thanks for this, and I’ll see how it works with a light soy sauce, low-sodium.
I never think about leaving the skin on to keep it tender. I had a friend who soaked her chicken in milk – it tenderized it and drew out impurities (so she told me). I so often buy the boneless, skinless and skip that. Good to know! Sounds like a good recipe.
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This reminds me of a filipino dish I love to make called Chicken Adobo. It has the sweet, sour and salty. It’s difficult to explain but they sound very similar. The basic ingredients are just chicken, soy sauce, white vinegar, little bit of sugar, and few spices (salt, pepper, whole black pepper cloves, garlic and a bay leaf). I love it! I’ll have to try this. =)
I’m going to give this a try looks easy. Thank you!
Sounds delicious; I know what I’m cooking tomorrow 🙂
This does sound delicious!
Tim :0)
Cant wait to try this !
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Now there’s an interesting twist with the Allspice. Very nice. Another recipe to try.
Great share! Chicken rules!
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Some of the ingredients I have not heard of, but sounds nice 🙂
This sounds amazing. I may have to try it!
Yum! Thanks for sharing this Talin and I look forward to giving it a whirl.
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I can’t wait to try your marinade recipe I think it will be our New Years Dinner.
Greg