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Crispy Skin, Juicy Meat, Peruvian-Style Roast Chicken with Chili Sauce



Peruvian-style roast chicken, also known as “Pollo a la Brasa,” is celebrated for its vibrant flavours and crispy skin. Now you can easily make this recipe at home, in your oven or on the BBQ!

The marinade, typically made with garlic, cumin, paprika, lime juice, and olive oil, imparts a savoury and tangy taste, while jalapeño or traditional ají amarillo peppers add a spicy kick, adjust amount to your liking. Marinating overnight deeply penetrates the meat, but a few hours will also suffice. Separating the skin from the breast and applying the marinade directly ensures juicy and flavourful meat. Cooking on a BBQ adds an even better delightful smoky aroma. Serve with roasted potatoes, fresh salad, or green chili sauce for a delicious and Peruvian style meal.

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  1. I marinated the chicken last night and baked it today! It turned out great! I didn't know if the fan in the oven should be turned on, so I turned it on halfway through the baking time. Your recipes are extremely good, I just have this one problem: I don't know when to turn on the fan, if the dish is being prepared in the oven. Greetings to you and we are all thinking of Whyskey and sympathizing with you!🐕❤

  2. I am so very sorry to learn you lost your boy, Whiskey. They become such a part of us and they take a big piece of our hearts with us when they leave. My girl is 16 now and when it's her turn I hope Whiskey is there to greet her at the rainbow bridge. May your memories bring you great comfort. Sending love to you, Chef Joel, and your family . We will all miss seeing Whisky at the end of your videos. Been watching you for so long now i feel like I knew him.

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