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Kelaguen Chicken
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JOAN_EIDSON
"This is a classic recipe from Guam, and one of my favorites. It is wonderful wrapped in a tortilla, or served with crackers. It is also wonderful by itself. I hope you like this as much as my family does!"
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Ingredients
servings 815Original recipe yields 4 servings
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Directions
{{model.addEditText}} Print- Sprinkle chicken with salt and place pieces on a broiler pan. Broil for about 10 minutes, turn and broil for another 5 minutes or until chicken is cooked, but still moist.
- Bone, and finely chop cooked chicken pieces.
- In a medium bowl combine the chicken, lemon juice, coconut, and hot peppers. Chill for at least one hour and serve.
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Most helpful positive review
3/2/2001
I grilled the chicken over hot coals instead of broiling it. It tastes even better.
Most helpful critical review
6/26/2007
My family is from Guam and this is not kelaguen to me. The chicken should only be barbecued after being marinated in soy sauce, lemon, garlic and onions. After it has been grilled and finely ...
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6/26/2007
My family is from Guam and this is not kelaguen to me. The chicken should only be barbecued after being marinated in soy sauce, lemon, garlic and onions. After it has been grilled and finely ...
3/2/2001
I grilled the chicken over hot coals instead of broiling it. It tastes even better.
8/28/2002
Brings back memories of Guam! Now all I need is a finadene sauce recipe...and the Guamanian tortillas ...I'll have a mini-fiesta! Delicious!
8/3/2003
My husband is from guam. This nothing like the other Kelaguen, I have ever tasted. Cheap immation of the original.
3/12/2010
I am Guamanian so kelaguen is present at any family reunion we have. i love it. but my family adds green onions and red chili pepper flakes and we dont use the coconut. i think its better this w...
12/16/2008
Although grilled on a barbecue is best, chicken roasted on a spit at the local supermarket isn't all that bad, either. I also use chopped green onion for essential flavor and color.
4/9/2007
If you live near an Asian market try to find Yours brand lemon powder, it makes all the difference. If you want your kalguen dry then sprinkle it in powder form, if you want the kelaguen more on...
8/6/2004
I'm lazy so I broil boneless/skinless chicken thighs for this dish. Adding sliced scallions makes for a tastier dish, too.