I just made this chicken over some rice and holy moly, it is so good!!! I love spicy food, so I thought it was just perfect, and the honey really help add a layer of sweetness to the chicken that my taste buds thoroughly enjoyed. I cooked the chicken at 350 for about ten minutes and then 245 for another ten minutes and it was very juicy because I didn't want to risk it going dry.I also didn't add the italian season because it just seemed weird to add, but other than that, c'est magnifique!
My mouth watered when I read this recipe, for good reason! Delicious ... spicy, but could be mellowed by using half Sriracha (Chinese ketchup) & half "American" ketchup. Since I already had a 2# package of 4 small drumsticks & 4 small thighs, after skinning them, I coated each completely with the sauce (ample for the 8 pieces), and rolled all in Panko bread crumbs. Baked at 350-degrees for about an hour, they were soooo good! Thank you for coming up with this recipe, Sadaf.
11-30-15 ~ A spicy chicken that we both enjoyed zing from the sriracha. Very simple to make, but loaded with flavor. I added some diced onion to the mixture and would do so again, next time. The first night we ate it hot with fruit, cucumbers and a salad. The leftovers we had cold, sliced on a salad and really enjoyed it that way, also.
I knew from experience the proportion of honey to Sriracha would be too spicy for our family so I started at 1:1, added the other ingredients and tasted. At that point I added more Sriracha to taste, perhaps 1 part honey to 1.5 parts Sriracha. I also used BLSL thighs for better chicken flavor. This is a great example of a recipe that anyone can make to taste. Thank you, Sadaf!
This was great! Spicy but definitely not too spicy! I'm going to play around with the honey to sriracha ratio next time simply because I think it would be good many ways!
Made this today left out the Italian seasoning added an extra tbs of honey with some chili flakes and omg it was amazing!!!
This was so delicious!! My boyfriend and I loved it. And to the people saying it was "too hot" its Sriracha!! It's going to be spicy. Not hard to understand.
This was delicious! I made extra sauce and otherwise changed nothing except that I made 5 whole breasts worth- and it turned out perfect! This easy recipe is a new favorite
Yes, spicy; but, really, what did you expect?! :D 'Knowing it would be spicy, maybe too spicy, I just made the sauce & tried it - with & without the italian seasoning. Both are good, but I like the one without the italian seasoning a little better. The one without just has hot as the predominant flavor as compared to spicy with spices. 'With me? :) I'll use this as a dipping sauce for now. What I did: Melted 4t butter, added 1/4t onion powder, 1/2t granulated garlic, 1/4t black pepper ('Think reducing that to lessen heat instead of the siracha would be the way to go), no salt (the sauce is salty enough), 2T siracha & 1T honey. Repeated with same amounts & added 1/4t italian seasoning. 'Glad I tried. :)
I was a little underwhelmed. Not too spicy not too sweet = a little bland overall.
