I think the easier way for me is Baked Chicken!
Baked Chicken Drumstick (Asian Style)
Recipe inspired from Greedy Gourmet
Ingredients
olive
oil, to drizzle
10
chicken drumsticks
sea salt
& black pepper to rub on the chicken
Glaze Sauce
6 tbsp
honey
3 tbsp
fish sauce (I add only 2 tbsp)
1½ tbsp light
soy sauce
1½ lemon lemons (I only use 1 lemon)
3 tbsp
rice wine vinegar
1½ tbsp
sesame oil
some whole shallots (optional)
Preheat
the oven to 140°C.
Lightly
oil a large baking dish. Season the drumsticks with salt and pepper and arrange
in the dish in a single layer. Drizzle over a little olive oil, cover with foil
and bake in the oven for 40 minutes.
Prepare
the glaze in the meantime. Mix all the ingredients together in a small bowl
until evenly combined.
Take the
chicken out of the oven and increase the temperature to 180°C.
Pour over
the glaze and coat each drumstick. (You may add in the whole shallots or garlic if you wish).
Return
the chicken to the oven and bake for another 20 minutes, turning several times,
until the chicken is tender and nicely glazed.
Let the
chicken rest for a few minutes before serving.
At first I wasn't really sure whether this Asian style baked chicken would taste good because right after I have prepared the mix glaze sauce and give it a sip taste.....oh....very the 'soya sauce taste' but nevertheless just give it a go....
I served this Baked Chicken Drumsticks with steamed rice and baked tomatoes.
One picky member of my family, keep saying this chicken is very delicious for almost ten times!
"Ho chiak"
this certainly looks ho chiak! perfect for a weeknight dinner ^^ and i have all the ingredients too ^^ can't wait to try this easy recipe out next week! thanks, mel ^^
ReplyDeleteIt look Ho Chiak for me too, and I love this baked chicken still has gravy , so can pour on rice sure yummy !! Thanks for sharing .
ReplyDeleteI am often in your situation... what to cook? :(
ReplyDeleteoooh yummy to banjir my plate of rice :)
I agree that its such a headache to have to plan menus! This baked chicken dish is bound to be a crowd pleaser... looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteI love to hear the word 'Ho Chiak' and I'm the sauce and the chicken must be very delicious. More rice please :) Oops! at this hour??... haha
ReplyDeleteI do agree that no one says no to chicken. My favourite way of cooking chicken is banging it in the oven. Love the seasonings you've used, Mel, especially the fish sauce. That always makes chicken extra tasty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful chicken dish and I love the sauce...keeps the chicken moist and flavorful.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend Mel :)
Mel, u r right what to eat is very difficult decision .,, I only have husband n me but I am also struggle with "what to eat".
ReplyDeleteThis dish looks so yummy! Chicken wings n drumsticks are my freezer must have items.. Thanks for sharing such an easy n delicious recipe
I would like one too, am sure it is very moist!
ReplyDeleteHi Mel,
ReplyDeleteYou've made the right choice! Nobody would be picky over this, looks so delicious!
I think this chicken dish looks delicious too! I would say ho chiak if I can taste it:D
ReplyDeleteHi Mel, I love the way you baked these chicken drumstick looks mouthwatering!!! They must be very "Ho Chiak" :)
ReplyDeleteMel, no need to taste also I know this is Ho Chiak! I want to try it too :)
ReplyDeleteHi Mel! I would say this is not totally Asian but kind of fusion... It doesn't matter what style is this as long as it taste good! :D
ReplyDeletedoes this taste sweet and sour? anyway, it looks ho chiak to me too!!
ReplyDeleteHi Mel,
ReplyDeleteThis looks really nice and easy to bake and serve. Like what Alvin said, I think this is more fusion rather than Asian. Fusion or Asian, I wouldn't reject a piece of these yummy chicken...
Zoe
I also find baked chicken one of the easiest to prepare. Just leave in the oven and set the timer :) Looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteMel,
ReplyDeleteThis looks so sedaplicious .
Love the gravy, will eat lots of steam rice...:D
mui