120612 five rubbed chicken dave Recipes

chicken liver, light soy sauce, harveys bristol cream (optional, brandy ), five-spice powder, granulated sugar, peanut oil, sesame oil, salt and pepper, to taste, egg, beaten, cornstarch, green salad leaves, lemon, cut into wedges

chicken livers, butter , plus 2oz for the top of the parfaits, garlic clove, crushed, shallot, chopped, thyme, plus sprigs to top, chinese five spice powder, heavy cream, salt and pepper, bread, toasted to serve , ideally dense bread like brioche

chicken (boneless, skinless ), oyster sauce, olive oil, garlic cloves (shaved or thinly sliced ), cashews (chopped and ground ), celery leaves, carrots (shaved with a carrot curler), baby corn (drained ), water chestnuts (shaved or sliced very thin), chives, cayenne pepper, curry, coriander seed, chinese five spice powder

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vegetable oil, white onion, chopped, garlic, roughly chopped, guajillo chiles, stemmed, seeded, deveined and cut into 2-inch pieces, chicken broth, preferably organic, salt and freshly ground black pepper, whole chicken , backbone removed and flattened slightly, corn tortillas, warmed, lime wedges, for serving

olive oil, ground cinnamon, salt, lemon pepper, garlic powder, ground dried thyme, bone-in chicken pieces

chicken tenders, season with, salt & pepper, flour, beaten egg, plain breadcrumbs, romaine lettuce (i use the 1 in the bag ready to serve it cuts time), pineapple chunk, mozzarella cheese (grated ), mild cheddar cheese (grated ), sliced almonds (five each serving), honey mustard dressing

alfredo sauce, black pepper, cayenne pepper, salt, garlic clove, minced, chicken, cooked and sliced, parmesan cheese, grated, pecorino romano cheese, grated, provolone cheese, grated, mozzarella cheese, grated, asiago cheese, grated, fettuccine, cooked

chicken thighs, chinese sausage , lap cheong, shiitake mushrooms, oil, shallot, sesame oil, cm gingerroot, shredded, dark soy sauce, pepper, white, chinese five spice powder, rice

brussels sprouts, red onions, extra-virgin olive oil, parsnips, carrots, celery stalks, peeled, ground sea salt, fennel spice rub , recipe follows, chicken plus 2 bone-in breasts, garlic cloves, smashed, pancetta, cut into strips about 1/2-inch thick and 1-inch long, optional, giant white beans , such as corona, precooked or canned with liquid, fennel seeds, coriander seeds, white peppercorns, grey salt

chicken parts (wings , necks, and bones), stalks celery , including leafy tops, cut into 3-inch pieces, whole chicken, salt and pepper, to rub inside chicken, whole onion, unpeeled, whole carrot, peeled, whole parsnip, peeled, salt, pepper, dill , tied with a string, matzo balls , recipe follows

chicken, diced into small pieces, soy sauce, muscat or another sweet white wine, five spice, salt and pepper to taste, dry white vermouth, peanut oil to cook

vegetable oil, chicken wings, butter, hot sauce, chopped fresh garlic, jalapeno peppers, seeded and chopped, thai chile peppers, seeded and chopped, habanero peppers, seeded and chopped, yellow wax peppers, seeded and chopped, red chile peppers, seeded and chopped, salt and pepper to taste

paprika, ground cumin, salt, skinless chicken thighs, canola oil, onion, chopped, garlic cloves, minced, millet, diced tomatoes, chicken broth, bay leaf, black pepper, peas

melted butter, flour, chili powder, boneless chicken breasts, garlic cloves, unpeeled, chicken broth, dry white wine, dried sage, salt and pepper

boneless skinless chicken breasts, honey, ground cumin, dry white wine, olive oil , to rub chicken with, salt and pepper

ground coriander, ground ginger, light brown sugar, onion powder, garlic powder, kosher salt, habanero powder, dry thyme, coarse black pepper, ground cinnamon, ground allspice, red wine vinegar, white wine vinegar, sugar, habanero chile, chopped, coarsely chopped fresh mint leaves, salt, chicken, chicken thighs , legs and breasts, skin on and bone in, canola oil

chicken thighs skinned skinned, olive oil approx amount, yellow onion minced, fresh garlic minced, salt, coursely ground pepper, dried thyme, rubbed sage, dried rosemary crushed, hot pepper sauce, chicken broth, fresh parsely minced (optional)