It involves a Crock Pot, water, many hours and low heat. Oh and a over cooked and tough stewing chicken.
All that went on for almost 24 hours. Well, closer to 18, but in the end the meat was just falling off and most of it was rather tender by this point.
Then came the process of separating the meat from the bone and other stuff. Kind of gross, but fun too!
I was left with a nice bowl of chicken! I was also left with some really great and yummy juice that I added my frozen veggie and made a deep rich stock from. You know how much I love making stock right?
I had cooked up some beans and rice all ready, now for the pulled chicken. As is the nature of this blog, this was truly a Back of the Fridge plate.
The sauce was a combination of beer - a pale ale, stock, water, white vinger, molasses, maple syrup, a dash of OJ, and spices (salt, pepper, cumin, cyan, red pepper flakes) and onions, garlic, and red bell pepper.
In a pot I heated up Olive oil, added the veggies and cooked until soft. Deglazed with the beer, added the rest and a little corn starch for a bit of light thickness (does that make sense?).
Heated up until bubbling and then added the chicken and mixed well.
Served the chicken over the rice and beans with a side of boiled greens. Bammo Mitch.
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