There is a chicken marinade that is very popular in Buffalo called
Chiavetta's. It is officially called Chiavetta's Barbeque Marinade. It isn't bbq in the traditional sense. It is a salty vinegar-based marinade and it is amazing. The flavor is very unique. It is absolutely excellent on chicken, especially chicken with skin and bones. Usually I marinate the chicken for an hour or two and then grill it. You don't want to marinate the chicken too long or the flavor is too strong. Anyway, I am without a grill right now, so I decided to make the chicken and then broil it to get it crispy. As it turned out, I didn't need to broil it because it was crispy enough from baking it. I brushed it with some of the sauce a few times while baking it and then brushed it again when it came out out of the oven. I believe the directions say to brush it with the sauce and cover it with foil and let it rest a bit when it comes out of the oven.
Well the chicken was incredible, I honestly think I prefer it baked to grilled, because it comes out just perfectly cooked and crispy but not burnt.
Side note, this recipe for
Cornell Chicken is very similar to Chiavetta's.
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| Chiavetta's Chicken |
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