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Tonight, I served my husband and toddler this easy and yummy dinner. As I was making it, it dawned on me that this would work quite well with chicken wings too so keep that in mind as Superbowl weekend approaches. If you have any chili wimps in the family that can’t stand the heat (like me), they will love this glaze on some wings.
Prepare the hoisin and balsamic glaze sauce in a bowl. Be sure to use Paleo-friendly homemade hoisin sauce.
Set aside 1/4 of the sauce for basting. Combine the rest with the chicken and marinate for 2-24 hours. I used a large ziplock bag.
Set oven to broil and lay chicken in a broiling pan or iron skillet.
Broil for 30 minutes – turn and baste every 10 minutes. Check that chicken is cooked by sticking a fork in the thickest part and juices should run clear.
You’ll Need:
- 2-3 lb chicken drumsticks, dried thoroughly
- Optional: chopped green onion and sesame seeds to garnish
Sauce:
- 1/2 cup Homemade Hoisin Sauce
- 1/4 cup coconut aminos
- 2 TBSP balsamic vinegar
- 2 TBSP honey
- 2 slices of fresh ginger, minced
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tsp sesame oil
- Combine all the sauce ingredients. Set aside 1/4 cup for basting later
- Marinate chicken in sauce for 2-24 hours
- Set oven to a high broil and place the oven rack in the middle
- Transfer chicken onto a broiling pan or a cast iron skillet and broil for 30 minutes. Turn the chicken every 10 minutes and baste with the reserved sauce and drippings.
- Check for doneness – juices should run clear.
- Optionally, dress with green onion and sesame seeds and serve.
* This recipe will work very well with some chicken wings but you will need to reduce cooking time and maybe turn and baste a bit more frequently to ensure they don’t burn (aim for 5-8 minutes)
This looks and sounds fabulous… definitely a “must make” for me!!
Thank you and I hope you love it!
Are most of your recipes interchangeable with pork? I love chicken but my husband won’t touch it. He’d love a lot of these dishes if I could make them with pork or some other meat besides fowl. Thanks!