Quick and Easy! I baked instead of grilling this dish and it turned out very good. By baking the dish I was able to serve the chicken with plenty of extra warmed sauce for dipping or to go over rice
Overslept this AM so nothing out of the freezer this PM. Threw this sauce together in a zip-loc bag using dried onion flakes(amt about equal to soy sauce) and a goodly shot of minced garlic tossed in a couple of frozen chicken breasts and let them marinate and defrost for about 2-3 hrs. Then cooked on the George Forman and served with brown rice. Really good flavor and nice tang with some sweetness. Definitely will make again and want to try marinating longer with just a bit of pre-planning.
Great recipe for BBQ chicken! I poked the chicken breasts with a fork and placed into a ziploc bag. For the marinade I used 1 tsp. of dried minced onion vs. regular onion and Heinz chili sauce vs. ketchup for a little extra kick. I also added some fresh minced garlic and 2 tsp. of smoked paprika to give it a little "smoky flavor". I mixed everything together and poured it over the chicken. I let it marinate overnight and grilled it over charcoal - excellent!
This was easy to make and used ingredients I already had on hand. My husband and kids loved it so I will definitely be making it again and again.
I liked this recipe for it's simplicity and use of on-hand ingredients. I cut the breasts into strips and marinated for a few hours. I poured the whole thing into a baking pan and put it in the oven at 350 for 20 minutes. I turned off the oven poured the sauce into a pan and put the chicken back in the oven to stay warm. I added 1 1/2 Tbsp. cornstarch to the sauce brought it to a boil and added it back to the chicken. This could be a one-dish deal if you baked the chicken in a cast-iron skillet and left the chicken in while adding the cornstarch.
Pros: This recipe has a lot of easy to find ingredients. It calls for simple flavors that are sweet yet subtle. The onions are a great addition. Cons: Lacked enough flavor. I would marinade it longer (maybe overnight?) so that the flavor could really soak in. Very straightforward tasting too. I made this recipe on the george foreman and it worked pretty well. I then took onions and caramelized them with some extra marinade and put some on top for presentation and to add a little more to the dish.
I followed the recipe adding an extra tablespoon apiece of honey ketchup and brown sugar and after marinating my 3 chicken breasts I flung the breasts and marinade in my pyrex and tossed it in the oven at 325F for about 50 minutes and then flipped the breasts and turned the temp down to 210 to keep it warm for another 45 minutes. Everything caramelized and it was tremendously delicious. I don't even know how to cook and I couldn't be happier with how things turned out! Thank you!
Very sweet light sauce. My husband made it for me for dinner and I loved it. He left out the onions but I didn't miss them a bit. He said that he'll never buy BBQ sauce in the store again!
Very tasty recipe but it took a lot longer than 30 minutes for the potatoes to cook. I had to zap them in the microwave and return them to the oven so they'd be ready with the rest of the meal.
This was very blan in taste... it definately didn't taste like BBQ chicken.
