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Prep Time: 30 Minutes Cook Time: 60 Minutes |
Ready In: 90 Minutes Servings: 4 |
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Haven't tried this myself but I found this while searching for a recipe that resembles chicken served at a restaurant here in the DC area, Pollo Rico- best chiken in town!! Ingredients:
2 teaspoons salt |
1 teaspoon ground black pepper |
2 teaspoons huacatay paste |
1 teaspoon aji yellow paste |
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin |
1/2 teaspoon ground achiote (annato) |
1 teaspoon minced garlic |
3 lemons, juice of |
125 g mirasol chiles |
1 sprig huacatay |
saltwort, some leaves (paico) |
salt |
oil |
20 aji yellow chiles, chopped, substitute yellow wax hot chiles or 20 jalapenos |
1/4 cup olive oil |
1 garlic clove, minced |
2 tablespoons vinegar |
1 teaspoon salt |
Directions:
1. Rinse chicken well, inside out, cut off excess fat, tuck the wings to back of chicken.
2. Mix all ingredients and make a soft paste, if necessary add some water. Rub the chickens with mixture inside and out, making sure you covered all parts of the chickens. Let stand in refrigerator for six hours before you start arraging them in the rotisserie bar of your grill.
3. WHEN READY TO COOK:.
4. Do not use any type of wood smoker when you do Pollo a la Brasa (Rotisserie Chicken).
5. You can introduce some real wood charcoals to your gas grill so it gives the charcoal flavor but NOT a smoky flavor. Even if your Grill is a Gas grill(charcoals will not last long, and will become ashes). It will take in a semi-open grill about 1 hour to 1 1/4 of an hour at medium heat (180 - 200 degrees F.) on an open Grill will take a little longer and temperature must be between 200 - 240 degrees F. Chicken should be about 12 inches away from fire at least.
6. HUACATAY CHILI (AJI DE HUACATAY).
7. Roast the mirasol chili whole, cut in half and remove the pips and fibers; wash and grind with the well-washed huacatay leaves and saltwort until a smooth paste results.
8. Season with salt and a little oil and beat well. The sauce is then ready to serve-with potatoes, maize ears or boiled meat.
9. AJI MOLIDO CHILE PASTE YELLOW.
10. Remove seeds and stems. Combine all ingredient in a food processor and puree to a fine paste. This is a HOT condiment. This South American chile paste can be used as a substitute whenever fresh chiles are called for. It will keep for two weeks or more in the refrigerator. For longer storage, increase the vinegar and reduce the amount of olive oil.
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