Vietnamese Style Grilled 5-spice Chicken

RogueElephant

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In a small food processor combine garlic,shallot, ginger, sugar and process to a paste. Transfer to a small bowl and whiske in the soy sauce, fish sauce, 5 spice powder and several grinds of pepper to make a marinade.

Place chicken in dish and pour marinade over the pieces. Cover and refrigerate for 8-12 hours. Bring to room temperature before cooking.

Remove chicken pieces from teh marinande, reserving the marinade and place skin side down on the grill rack. Grill until nicely browned (11-12 minutes) basting once or twice with the marinade. Turn and baste and grill until chicken juicies run clear (11-12 minutes) longer.

Goes good with light bodied beer.
 

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Followed this recipe for lunch today substituting Japanese 7 spice for the 5 spice it has a bit more kick to it. Served with rice pilaf made with green peas and little chunks of canned pineapple in the rice. Pretty tasty dish. We also had sliced tomatoes and cantaloupe. ( It was really a Canary Melon but Cantaloupe is close enough ;))
 

RogueElephant

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Followed this recipe for lunch today substituting Japanese 7 spice for the 5 spice it has a bit more kick to it. Served with rice pilaf made with green peas and little chunks of canned pineapple in the rice. Pretty tasty dish. We also had sliced tomatoes and cantaloupe. ( It was really a Canary Melon but Cantaloupe is close enough ;))

And you didn't invite me over tsk tsk tsk :D

This is a popular dish in San Fran.
 

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