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Poulet Yassa Senegalese Chicken With

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Ingredients

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2 - 3 lbs chicken, cut into serving pieces
4 - 6 onions, thinly sliced
1 - 3 hot chili pepper, minced, depending on your taste
4 - 5 lemons, juice only
2 tablespoons dijon mustard (optional)
1/4 cup peanut oil or 1/4 cup vegetable oil
salt and pepper, to season

Nutritional information

672.3
Calories
431 g
Calories From Fat
48 g
Total Fat
12.1 g
Saturated Fat
170.1 mg
Cholesterol
165.1 mg
Sodium
16.7 g
Carbs
3.7 g
Dietary Fiber
6.7 g
Sugars
44.3 g
Protein
284g
Serving Size

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Poulet Yassa Senegalese Chicken With

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    This dish was absolutely fabulous! used 8 skinless/boneless chicken thighs (hubby's fave) and marinated them overnight, using 4 medium onions and 3 jalapenos (although I did leave the ribs and seeds out of half of one of them, afraid it would be too hot otherwise). I did use the dijon mustard, which I think really makes the recipe unique, and added all the veggies: cabbage, carrots, *and* olives. I served it over brown rice to rave reviews. I've loved all the African recipes I've tried over the years, but this one is *really* special. Thanks so much for posting!

    • 95 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Poulet Yassa (Senegalese Chicken With Onions and Lemon), Poulet yassa is a famous Senegalese dish that has become popular throughout Western Africa The long marinating of the chicken in the lemon juice helps to tenderize the tough poultry found in the region I did not include marinating time Enjoy!, This dish was absolutely fabulous! used 8 skinless/boneless chicken thighs (hubby’s fave) and marinated them overnight, using 4 medium onions and 3 jalapenos (although I did leave the ribs and seeds out of half of one of them, afraid it would be too hot otherwise) I did use the dijon mustard, which I think really makes the recipe unique, and added all the veggies: cabbage, carrots, *and* olives I served it over brown rice to rave reviews I’ve loved all the African recipes I’ve tried over the years, but this one is *really* special Thanks so much for posting!, Poulet yassa is a famous Senegalese dish that has become popular throughout Western Africa The long marinating of the chicken in the lemon juice helps to tenderize the tough poultry found in the region I did not include marinating time Enjoy!


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    Steps

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    Add All the Ingredients Except For the Oil to a Large Non-Reactive Bowl and Mix Together. Refrigerate and Marinate For at Least 4 Hours, Preferably Overnight.

    2
    Done

    Remove the Chicken Pieces, Wipe Dry, and Grill, Broil or Saut Them Until Well Browned. Set Aside.

    3
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    Heat the Oil in a Large Pot Over Medium Flame. Remove the Onions from the Marinade and Add Them to the Pot. Saut For 8-10 Minutes Until They Are Well Wilted and Starting to Brown.

    4
    Done

    Add the Rest of the Marinade and the Browned Chicken Pieces to the Onions, Reduce Heat to Medium-Low Heat and Simmer Until Cooked Through and Tender, About 30-40 Minutes.

    5
    Done

    Adjust Seasoning and Serve With Rice, Fufu or Couscous.

    6
    Done

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    7
    Done

    Sometimes Vegetables Are Added to the Pot to Stretch the Meat and Add More Flavor. Add 2-3 Chopped Carrots, 1/2 Head of Chopped Cabbage or a Handful of Green Olives When You Bring the Marinade to Simmer.

    8
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    Half of the Lemon Juice Can Be Replaced With Vinegar. Cider Vinegar Works Well.

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