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BBQ Recipe Idea - Step by Step Guide to Making BBQ Piri Piri Chicken Marinade

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BBQ Recipe Idea - Step by Step Guide to Making BBQ Piri Piri Chicken Marinade


Piri Piri Chicken

Piri Piri Chicken

A good friend of ours gave us a brilliant BBQ Recipe Idea for Piri Piri Chicken Marinade. Having given it a good testing a few weeks ago we thought it was about time we shared.

BBQ Piri Piri Marinade is a brilliant Recipe idea and is not as hot as many people think. It has a sweet and fruity taste to it which we absolutely adored.

Ingredients Needed for the BBQ Piri Piri Chicken Marinade to serve 4:

4 tbsp Water

5 cloves Garlic (chopped)

5 Red Chillies (chopped, seeds left in)

1.5 tbsp vegetable oil

2 tbsp soft brown sugar

2 tbsp tomato puree

3 tbsp tomato sauce

2 tbsp fresh or dried Oregano

1 tbsp white wine vinegar

3 tbsp Worcestershire sauce

How to Make the BBQ Piri Piri Chicken Marinade

Step One - Put a saucepan on a medium heat and add the oil

Step Two - Lightly fry the chillies and garlic for a couple of minutes

Step Three - Add and mix in all the other ingredients

Step Four - Leave to cool (25-40 mins)

Step Five - Pour the BBQ Piri Piri Chicken Marinade into a sealable bag or container, and chuck in your chicken breasts and leave to marinate for at least one hour, or preferably overnight.

Step Six - Cook the chicken breasts as you would normally on your BBQ.

Have you tried the BBQ Piri Piri Chicken Marinade recipe, why not tell us your thoughts below. You can even send pictures in of your own Piri Piri Recipe to Andy@Petoba.com

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BBQ Recipe Tip - How to Flatten or Spatchcock A Chicken for Your BBQ

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BBQ Recipe Tip - How to Flatten or Spatchcock A Chicken for Your BBQ


iLoveMyBBQ.com team

iLoveMyBBQ.com team

Having heard loads about how much better a whole chicken tastes if you flatten, or spatchcock it 0 as it is also known, I wanted to give it a try.

We covered ours in the BBQ Cajun Marinade Rub and it tasted incredibly moist and very nice indeed, well worth you giving it a try. The other benefit is that, similar to the BBQ Beer Can Up the Bum Chicken recipe, it is a great visual conversational point for your BBQ as well.

For this recipe you will need the following:

2 Wooden skewers

1 Medium to large chicken (depending on how many you are feeding)

1 Pair of sturdy kitchen scissors

Here is the Step-By-Step guide to flattening, (spatchcock) a whole chicken ready for your BBQ.

Step One - Wash Your hands

Step Two - Remove the chicken from the packaging, cut off the string binding it all together and lay on a chopping board (see pic below)

Step Two

Step Two

Step Three - Turn the chicken over, so it is resting on the breasts and so the big hole is facing you and with some sturdy scissors, begin cutting alongside the backbone (in the imge below I have started by cutting on the right of the backbone). You will need to crunch through some of the bones, gruesome but worth it!

Step Three

Step Three

Picture Three A, below, shows one side of the chicken backbone having been cut.

Step Three A

Step Three A

Step Four - Start cutting down the left hand side of the backbone, as you did on step three (but the other side!).

Step Four

Step Four

Step Five - Remove the backbone, which you have now cut out.

Step Five

Step Five

Step Six - Turn the chicken over, so the breast is now facing you (upwards). Then, using the heel of your palm, press down firnly on the chicken breast to flatten the chicken. You will hear the ribs of the chicken breaking, don’t worry, it is supposed to make this noise!

Step Seven - Now the chicken is flattened you need to secure it. Get some wooden skewers and push diagonally through the breast into the drumstick and out the other side. As shown in the picture below.

Step Seven

Step Seven

Step Eight - Once the skewers are in you are done. The chicken is now ready to be covered in your favourite marinade.

Step Eight

Step Eight

To cook the Spatchcock chicken place it on the grill of your BBQ on a moderate heat for roughly (based on the size of your bird) 15-20 mins per side.

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