Peruvian Chicken Crispy-skinned and sensationally flavored with a verdant, vibrant combination of lime, garlic, oil, and warm spices, Peruvian Chicken will be some of the tastiest chicken you’ll ever eat. It’s served with a lively, creamy green sauce, and as soon as you finish it, you’ll want to make it again. Pin this recipe on Pinterest to save for later Pin It! Peruvian chicken—a dish popular throughout Peru—involves whole chicken parts that are marinated, then grilled or roasted. It’s usually served with rice or Oven Roasted Potatoes and a condiment called aji verde. The sauce (aji verde) is creamy with an herby punch from cilantro and grassy heat from chile peppers. Between the juicy, moist meat, crispy skin, and the...
Strip, bleach, and reupholster your furniture to give it a new lease on life like this classic stool makeover. Latest from OSH Classic Stool Makeover Treasured Antique Furniture Pieces 13 Simple Ideas to Decorate Your Easter Table Saturdays on the Porch #63 Spring Vignette with Tulips This post may contain affiliate links. If you purchase something using one of my links, I may earn a small commission from the retailer costing you nothing more. You can read more on my disclosure page. YOU WILL FIND A SHOP THE LOOK FOR OUR HOME AT THE BOTTOM! Table of Contents Latest from OSH Thrift Store Makeover Day A little Backstory The Stool The Fabric Similar Projects on the Blog Supplies Used How-To Clean it...
This recipe for the Perfect Baked Chicken Thighs shows you how to cook juicy chicken, whether you're using boneless or bone-in chicken thighs. Meal Prep in Just 1 Hour With My Free Challenge! Take back your weekends and put dinner on the table in 20 minutes or less! Send me the challenge Built with ConvertKit Ingredients and substitutions Chicken thighs – you can use bone-in or boneless chicken thighs with or without the skin for this recipe, just keep in mind the cooking time will alter. Spice blend Paprika – cayenne or chili powder would also work here. Onion powder – substitute for garlic powder or onion salt (leave out the rest of the salt if you use onion salt)....
The 2023 Hot and Spicy Festival (Apr 14-16) is under a week away and the question on everyone’s spice-awaiting-lips is: what vendors will be there cooking up a spicy storm? Well, this year we’re bigger and hotter than ever with 40+ vendors all lined up to set your mouths aflame! We’ve got both old and new faces and a number of vendors have even created limited edition spicy dishes specifically for the festival. So without further ado let’s take a look at the who’s who at this year’s Hot and Spicy Festival. TABASCO Brand Besides bringing Louisiana spice born from the Tabasco peppers of Avery Island, American hot sauce brand and title sponsor TABASCO Brand will be bringing a few...
