Let's face it, I have enough chicken recipes posted here to wrap around the block.When I find one that's packed full of flavor, well I just have to share, that's just how I am.
This recipe comes from the Times Picayune, the New Orleans daily newspaper. My friend, Georgia, sent a copy of the paper to me upon the New Orleans winning the NFC Championship.
It seems a couple of the single Saints football players have personal chefs. Chef Jones is the personal chef for a couple of the Saints players, including #88, TE Jeremy Shockey.
Chef Jones' Shockey-Way Chicken -
Makes 4 entree or 16 appetizer servings
1/2 bottle teriyaki roasted garlic marinade and sauce
1/4-1/2 cup low-sodium soy sauce
1/3-1/2 cup orange juice
1/4 teaspoon grated fresh ginger
Zest of 1/2 lemon
Crushed red pepper flakes
1 tablespoon garlic powder
1/4 cup bourbon
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
2 to 3 pounds boneless skinless chicken thighs, fat cut off
Honey
3-4 scallions, cut diagonally
Whisk together all ingredients except chicken, honey and green onions. Put chicken pieces in a container and pour marinade over them. Cover and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes or up to overnight. Stir occasionally so all the chicken marinates.
To cook, heat oven to 350 degrees. Place chicken pieces in a 13-by-9-inch pan lined with foil. (Discard marinade or, if you want a sauce, thicken with cornstarch and pour over chicken halfway through cooking.)
Bake up to 1 hour, until chicken pieces are 165 degrees on an instant-read thermometer. If desired, to give the dish a bit of shine, squeeze a little honey over the chicken 5-10 minutes before end of cooking time. Sprinkle with green onions at end of cooking time.
Does it get any simpler or tastier?
What great flavors in this marinade, especially the orange juice and bourbon. We can never have enough chicken recipes...right? This one really does look wonderful.
ReplyDeletegirl you can post as many chicken recipes as you wish, i will never ever tire of them. and yes, bourbon & oj are a good combo. like the topping
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! I can't wait to try this. :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks really delicious...thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat looks tasty - I'm going to have try that one. You just reminded me that I subscribe to the Times Picayune's recipe newletter! Is it Friday yet?
ReplyDeleteSounds good to me! I myself can't have too many chicken recipes, so don't worry about that on my account. ;)
ReplyDeleteThis will be Sunday's dinner. I'm with Dawn.....keep posting those chicken dishes. The Crunked Chicken was a HUGE success. I used chicken tenders. Thanks so much. Blessings, SusanD
ReplyDeleteAnd it's my favorite part of the chicken. I always get the thighs.
ReplyDeleteThey look fantastic.
Yum...sounds like a great way to make chicken to me! Do you think his chef would come and make it for me?
ReplyDeleteI think it sounds fantastic - looking forward to trying this one out.
ReplyDeleteI love the flavors and the color makes you want to dive right in. Keep the chicken recipes coming.
ReplyDeleteI love the colour and the sauce sounds amazing!
ReplyDeleteDon't know about the football stars, but my personal chef makes me do about half the cooking :). One of my favorite soup recipes comes from a Louisiana personal chef - not mine of course. The chicken dish sounds excellent.
ReplyDeletePigpig is right the color is fantastic, and what's this I hear about Crunked Chicken, lol, you are just on top of it! On top of the Smoky Mountain...
ReplyDeleteDinner of champions? I think so. This sounds like it is packed with flavor! Delicious.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds really good.
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible combination of flavors in this marinade! The chicken must taste fantastic!
ReplyDeleteha, i love the name. this looks crazy good.
ReplyDeleteThis is really a wonderful marinade. I suspect it would work for pork tenderloin as well. Thanks for posting this. Have a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteOh, this looks delicious and anything with a little bourbon can't be bad!
ReplyDeleteDat marinade sounds great and this chicken looks fabulous! One for the recipe file, for sure!
ReplyDeleteBourbon on chicken? It must be amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteYum---sounds like a good one, Katherine.
ReplyDeleteGuess what? We finally have some sunshine today... Amazing!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
I'm a thigh guy..My, My....
ReplyDeleteYum, love that salty sticky sweet glaze!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, this chicken recipe looks fantastic!!! I'm going to try it this week. :)
ReplyDeleteI am always on the lookout for new chicken recipes - so thank-you! This is packed with so many grand ingredients - I am tasting it - and will make it!
ReplyDeleteHmmm, truly inspiring chicken. Love the asian flavor that go into this chicken.
ReplyDeleteLooks great!! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteWOW that DOES sound delicious and I think even I can pull that one off!
ReplyDeleteAnother great chicken recipe! ;-) Seriously, this one is a keeper. Sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteI don't think you could go wrong with that recipe, the ingredients go perfectly with boneless thighs....or maybe some smoked wings!
ReplyDeleteooh... that looks so gooood!
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe!I am going to try it this weekend. Absolutely delicious!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so good Katherine! You had me laughing when you were saying how many chicken recipes you post....it's like me with cakes. Most of my categories are in the single digits but the cakes are in the 70's.....
ReplyDeleteWho Dat gone make this Shockey Chicken?? Who Dat be me, that's who! xoxo
ReplyDeleteOh my heavens does this sound AMAZING! Cannot wait to try this!! Thank you so much for sharing this. Cannot have too many chicken recipes, especially when they're as good as this.
ReplyDeleteSorry that I am behine these days! But this chicken looks Shockingly good.
ReplyDeleteI made this tonight and my fiance told me it was the best chicken I've ever made. I'll definitely make this again!
ReplyDeleteThat looks real mouth watering. I cant get enough chicken lately. THis is one stellar way to make it!
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