Wednesday, December 27, 2006

Chicken Salpicao

I was buying chicken lumpia mix one afternoon from Magnolia Chicken Station when a saleslady from the store approached me and gave me a leaflet with 3 recipes written on it. The 3 recipes main ingredient is Magnolia Chicken Menudo Cut. It is plainly boneless chicken meat cut into cubes.

I ordered ½ kilo of Chicken Menudo Cut so that I can try the Chicken Salpicao recipe written in the leaflet. The nicest thing about buying chicken from this station is that you can get what cut or part you really want from the fowl. You can buy boneless chicken breast, lumpia mix, pulutan mix, chicken barbecue, boneless menudo cut, etc. Although it is a little expensive when you buy chicken from this outlet but what’s important is that you’re paying for convenience and the high quality of the product you are buying. They guarantee also that their products are safe to eat and clean.

This recipe is a little spicy, but you can adjust the ingredients according to your preference.


Ingredients:
½ kg MAGNOLIA CHICKEN MENUDO CUT
2 tbsp hot sauce
3 tbsp liquid seasoning
3 tbsp Worcestershire sauce
1 tsp ground black pepper
1 tbsp cooking oil
2 tbsp butter
1 tbsp garlic, thinly sliced
1/3 cup minced garlic
1 pc finger pepper (siling haba), seeded and sliced diagonally (optional)
1 tbsp chopped parsley (optional), for garnish

Procedures:
Marinate Chicken menudo cut in hot sauce, liquid seasoning, Worcestershire sauce and ground black pepper for about 5 minutes. Heat oil in pan. Saute 1 tbsp of garlic over moderate heat until golden brown. Remove garlic and set aside. In the same pan, melt butter and sauté the 1/3 cup minced garlic moderate heat until fragrant. Drain chicken from marinade and set aside. In the same pan, add chicken and continue sautéing over high heat until chicken turns brown. Immediately add marinade. Let simmer for a minute. Continue cooking until sauce reduces. Remove from heat and add finger pepper. Mix well. Transfer to sizzling plate or serving platter. Sprinkle with chopped parsley and fried garlic.




12 comments:

Anonymous said...

that salpicao looks enticing lani!
have a great year ahead!

Unknown said...

oo nga Lani, i love buying chicken in this way so that i don't have to endure dry and tasteless breast meat...hehe.
what a nice change from beef salpicao, i'd need to eat lots of rice with this.
happy new year Lani dear!

Anonymous said...

This sounds another lovely dish Lani. And Happy New Year, too!

By the way, I am here checking out your pork & beans recipe... gagawin ko ngayon for lunch but mixed with chicken cuts. :-)

Anonymous said...

hi lani! hay naku i don't know either!hehe...anyway, it's the thought that counts ika nga! thanks!ako rin i find it hard to post comments sometimes esp. with wordpress account holders...

Nick Ballesteros said...

Happy Cooking and Happy New Year Lani!

Anonymous said...

Hi Lani, Happy New Year to you and your family!

when my ulcer attacks go away, I might try this chicken salpicao of yours, sounds nice.

Anonymous said...

Hi Lani! I'm back. This looks great best yet, sounds so easy to make. Thanks for the recipe. Is salpicao a Filipino recipe?

JMom said...

hi Lani! this looks delicious and a new way (for me) to cook chicken! :) Happy New Year and thanks for the recipe!

Anonymous said...

Sarap naman. Been looking for a salpicao recipe... thanks.

Anonymous said...

this looks good... I'm gonna try this!

Lani said...

mochi08:
Try and love it.

a scientist in the kitchen:
you're welcome.

Anonymous said...

hello Lani! I tried it... and loved it! My husband loved it too! I just tweaked the recipe by putting red pepper flakes and doubling the amount of finger chili kasi mahilig sa maanghang ang asawa ko. Thank you very much for sharing your recipe!