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brittneygilbertBrittney Gilbert has been blogging personally since 1999 and professionally since 2005. Before joining the CBS 5 team to write Eye on Blogs in 2007, she wrote a community blog for WKRN in her hometown of Nashville, TN.

She now resides in the Inner Richmond neighborhood of San Francisco. She can be found hooping, watching Twin Peaks or enjoying the company of friends. Email her with news tips, photos for sharing or just to say hello at  bgilbert@kpix.cbs.com.
Nov 24, 2009 11:38 AM

Eye on Eats: Sweet&Spicy Sticky Chicken

Posted by brittneygilbert
House of Annie is always ripe for a yummy new recipe or two, and best of all there are lots of photos to accompany the instructions so you don't get lost along the way. The latest offering at Annie's House is a yummy white meat dish perfect for the colder weather:

This tasty recipe has all the flavors that I could imagine would make a chicken dish great. And it is a very easy recipe to put together for a weekday meal.

The title - “Sweet and Spicy Sticky Chicken” - doesn’t that just sound super yummy? It brings to mind a barbeque-like idea for this chicken dish BUT it’s not barbeque—it’s just a braised chicken dish that is delicious.

I’ve made this dish several times already. The recipe calls for chicken thighs but this last time I made it, I used chicken wings and that worked out good too. I think thighs and legs are probably the best parts to use, though, as they hold up better than wings in a braise.

Intensify the Flavor

Midway through the cook, you’ll have to take the chicken out so that it doesn’t get overcooked and mushy. The most important thing to remember is to reduce that sauce down a lot after taking the chicken out. The flavors really intensify when you let the sauce reduce to a thick sticky texture. Once the sauce gets to that point, it is a good idea to put the chicken back into the sauce to let the sauce really absorb into the chicken.

The flavors in this dish reminds me a little of adobo but the addition of ginger, dried chile flakes, and brown sugar gives it a special twist.

An easy-to-do how-to at House of Annie.
 
About this Blog
Eye on Blogs aims to be a one-stop source for hot topics and discussions happening on Bay Area blogs. We sift through hundreds of sites on a daily basis, offering up links to and commentary on the brightest, funniest, most engaging posts made by local bloggers, while providing a place to interact and converse about the issues of the day.
About the Author
brittneygilbertBrittney Gilbert has been blogging personally since 1999 and professionally since 2005. Before joining the CBS 5 team to write Eye on Blogs in 2007, she wrote a community blog for WKRN in her hometown of Nashville, TN.

She now resides in the Inner Richmond neighborhood of San Francisco. She can be found hooping, watching Twin Peaks or enjoying the company of friends. Email her with news tips, photos for sharing or just to say hello at  bgilbert@kpix.cbs.com.
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