I've written at least one other post
on making barbecued chicken in a counter-top convection oven in the
past. This post was more or less a refresher for me.
After purchasing a package of Tyson
chicken legs at a local market, I was anticipating making myself
up a batch of barbecued legs for lunch. The total weight was 1.69
pounds for five pieces at a cost of $2.86.
Now rather than going through very many
hoops, I simply washed the chicken, patted them dry and set the oven
to 400 degrees. After it reached that temp on the roast
setting, I placed the chicken on a grilling pan that had been sprayed
with Pam. I then set the timer for 25 minutes and came back once
during this cooking cycle to turn each piece.
After the 25 minutes were up, I lowered
the temperature to 365 degrees and continue cooking for
another ten minutes. About halfway through, I applied some barbecue
sauce to all sides.
In order to achieve some browning, I change over to the broil setting for about ten more minutes.
My final finishing touch was to nuke
those puppies on high for just over a minute. That was to insure
doneness. The end result was heaven-ish. (Q: Does preparing chicken this way compare to outdoor grilling over coals? No way Jose)!
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