Ingredients
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4 - 6
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2
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2
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3
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1/4
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1/4
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1
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1
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-
-
-
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-
-
Directions
Caramelized Lemongrass Chicken Thighs, This is a recipe I came across in a cookbook I had had for some time, and finally decided to make It was made very clear to me that this was a recipe which I had better make again, as it went over VERY well This also works with pieces of a whole chicken, but the thighs are just the right size and shape to work well Prep time includes marinating time (in a pinch you can marinate for about 15 minutes and go) , Incredible recipe Chris My dh & I both loved this spicy dish I marinaded a whole chicken, (which I cut up and skinned )for 9 hours It was delicious served with steamed jasmine rice I loved that it was quick and easy to make I will be making this often The chicken was moist and tender and beautifully caramelized Thank you so much for sharing this treasure 🙂
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Steps
1
Done
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Remove Skins and Extra Fat from Chicken. |
2
Done
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Remove the Outer Leaves from the Lemongrass, Cut Into 1 Inch Pieces, and Pound Until Somewhat Flattened With a Meat Tenderizer. |
3
Done
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Crush Garlic and Blend With Lemongrass, Fish Sauce, Sugar, and Pepper. |
4
Done
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Add Chicken and Toss to Coat Well; Marinate 3-4 Hours. |
5
Done
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If Needed, You Can Marinate For 15 Minutes and Cook- the Flavor Will Be Less Intense, but It Will Still Work If You're in a Hurry. |
6
Done
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Remove Chicken from Marinade (but Save the Marinade). |
7
Done
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Heat Oil in a Pan With a Tight-Fitting Lid. |
8
Done
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Brown the Chicken in the Oil (~10minutes). |
9
Done
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Pour the Remaining Marinade Into the Pan, and Add Enough Water to Just Cover the Bottom of the Pan (there Should Be 1/4 Inch or Less of Liquid - It Needs to Simmer Off, or Else the Chicken Won't Caramelize). |
10
Done
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Bring the Liquid to a Boil, Then Cover Tightly and Simmer Until the Chicken Is Tender, Turning Occassionally (about 30 Minutes). |
11
Done
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Stir Lemon Juice Into Sauce, and Stir to Coat Chicken. |
12
Done
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Serve Hot. |