St. Nino's Chicken

Recipe courtesy Steven Payne, College Station, TX

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  • on March 24, 2008

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    Fenugreek was a spice I'd never heard of, but, I finally found it in a specialty store in Houston. This dish
    was super easy to make, and the chicken
    was so tasty, that I made it again the
    next day. My dinner guests are still
    raving about the meal, which I served
    with a Greek salad and wild rice. I
    highly recommend this dish to everyone.

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  • on March 24, 2008

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    This so-called "drunken chicken" is full of vibrant tastes that marry as a
    result of some unusual spice combinations, like fenugreek, a bit hard to find. Fenugreek can actually be
    found in spice specialty stores or can
    be ordered over Internet sites that mainly deal with spices. I refer to this bird as a "drunken chicken" since
    it rests on a can filled with wine as it cooks on a grill over indirect heat.
    This chicken recipe is one that I'll keep making over and over.

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  • on March 24, 2008

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    I cooked this chicken on the grill using
    indirect heat. The result was amazing.
    The bird was juicy and moist inside with
    a just-right crusting on the outside.
    The blend of spices, paired with the
    steam from the wine in the can on which
    the poultry was perched, created a most
    delicious chicken. This recipe is an
    absolute keeper!

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  • on March 23, 2008

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    Some parts of a chicken can be dry, but
    not St. Nino's Chicken! It is the moistest and juiciest chicken I've ever
    tasted, even the white meat. The unique style of cooking the chicken over a can filled with wine and the blending of the spices used makes for a
    delectable dish. Give it a try on the
    grill!

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