Yours looks better! How'd you brown it so well?
this post was submitted on 14 Jul 2023
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A mix of a table spoon of mild pepper (red), table spoon salt and a tiny bit of sugar darkens it a lot and makes it super crispy too!
How'd you bake it?
The Mix: 2 TS Sunflower Oil 1 TS red Pepper (mild) 1 TS Salt A bit of sugar
Dry the chicken with paper towels and brush the mix on the chicken. Oven, 190-200°C, in a pan or similar. Heat from the top for around 45-50 minutes. Depends on size and how dark you want it. If you keep the chicken in the oven too long it gets dry, you don’t want that of corse.
Marinated overnight, and in the oven for about 90 minutes.
Thanks for the tip!
Maybe because it's marinated in soy instead of a salt rub.
First thing my wife said when I showed her your picture was it's soy sauce, she's good lol
Wow, looks delicious! That garlic is making my mouth water
Mmm, it’s more baked than me
Well-fucking-done! Bravo!!
Thank you!
That is outstanding!