I make this quite a bit but I used BLSL chicken breasts instead of skin on chicken pieces I flip flop the apricot jam and dijon mustard amounts. and I also increase the curry powder to a full tablespoon. I like to serve this with vegetable fried rice or a vegetable stir fry and steamed white rice. Great for a quick weeknight dinner. NOTE: This is also good with pork.
I make this quite a bit but I used BLSL chicken breasts instead of skin on chicken pieces I flip flop the apricot jam and dijon mustard amounts. and I also increase the curry powder to a full tablespoon. I like to serve this with vegetable fried rice or a vegetable stir fry and steamed white rice. Great for a quick weeknight dinner. NOTE: This is also good with pork.
Delicious! I used 4 chicken breasts instead and didn't marinade as long and it still worked perfectly. Lower cooking time to 30 minutes if using just the breasts.
This was really good. I made it for 100 people for Mothers Day Brunch and got a lot of compliments. I thought the marinade was too sweet before I poured it on so I added more dijon mustard to it. I discovered later that I didn't really need to do that because the spices balance out the sweetness perfectly. I am not fond of chicken on the bone and next time I think I will try using breasts as someone else had suggested. The spices on this recipe are perfect-don't change a thing!!!
Great tasting chicken. Once suggestion double the sauce and don't forget to cover the chicken while its cooking. The extra sauce is good to pour over the rice and tastes even better the next day.
We all loved it. Very flavorful and easy to prepare. If just cooking breasts reduce cook time to about 30 minutes.
Wow! This is one fabulous recipe. I used boneless chicken breasts pounded thin and poked with a fork to soak up the marinade. I put all the ingredients along with a little minced garlic into a ziploc bag and let it marinate all day. I grilled this vs. baking and it turned out moist and delicious!
I am giving this four stars because I think it has real potential. Maybe it is just our taste buds but we thought the Dijon mustard totally overwhelmed this dish. My husband and I could hardly eat it. That said the underlying flavor of the apricot and honey was so tantalizing that I am going to try this again using regular mustard and maybe a little less of it. I doubt I could make any honey-mustard chicken now without adding the apricot jam. Thanks for the great idea!
This was easy to make and a big hit. I made the dish with boneless skinless chicken breasts to great results. The juice makes a great gravy.:-)
My husband and I really liked this recipe. I thought that the next time that I made it I would add some chopped cashews to add a little crunch. It was really tasty though and very filling.
Pretty good ... different, for sure ... I probably won't make it again, tho' ....
