Maple Chicken was the first Nigella Lawson recipe that i tried and immediately fell in love with. It was a breeze to pull off and it tasted restaurant-good. yes. it was that good. juicy, succulent and delicious ! I was more than delighted with it. however my husband did not share my enthusiasm. the thing is, true to his nature, ignoring all my warnings, he reheated his dish in the microwave just before digging in. and that spoilt it all. it dried off the chicken and him sad and grumpy... so in case you decide on this recipe (and you must)... be warned right now.. do not reheat it in the microwave. bake it, serve it and dig into it right away and relish the awesomeness of this chicken dish...
before i share the recipe let me mention the changes that i made. the original recipe from Nigella Lawson Express was Maple Chicken and Ribs. since i do not eat pork or beef so i left it out and halved the remaining ingredients. also i used boneless chicken since that is what i had in hand. also i sprinkled some sea salt over the chicken just before i put the skillet in the oven. i kind of liked the added salt but you can skip it if you like....
now the recipe...
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Hi Tanusree,
ReplyDeleteAfter seeing Grace and you cooking these maple chicken, I have printed out this recipe and wish to cook these soon!
Zoe
I am sure you'll love it too. It is one good recipe !
DeleteI might follow too! ;)))
ReplyDelete:-) do try it. it is a wonderful recipe !
DeleteHi Tanusree, this look delicious! My version was with ribs and I really love it! Shall try it with chicken the next time!
ReplyDeleteJust visited your blog. your version looks gorgeous !
DeleteThis looks scrumptious! Yours is the third submission with this recipe and all three versions of different meats looks so good. Bookmarking this to try!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking!
Oh you should definitely try it. It is so good !
DeleteOh man, this sounds so delicious! I adore Nigella Lawson (especially her Spanish chicken with chorizo and oranges). I've never used star anise before but this looks like the perfect way to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteThis was the first time i tried anise star in chicken and was delighted. this is certainly a good place to start. I haven't tried her Spanish chicken. perhaps this weekend :-)
DeleteThis looks so good! Quick question though. It is skinless or skin on chicken? I am assuming it is skin on.
ReplyDeleteHi Maureen, the original recipe uses chicken with bones and skin. but mine was boneless and skinless.
DeleteI love the maple in this chicken!
ReplyDeleteIt is really nice ..
DeleteThis sounds delicious!!! I absolutely love Nigella Lawson, every single recipe of her's that I've made has turned out delicious, so I'll have to give this a try too! Thanks for sharing, it sounds fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteI know... all her recipes are so good.
DeleteI have never cooked her food but this looks great. thanks for stopping by Friday food frenzy today.
ReplyDeleteYou should try her recipes sometime. they are really good.
DeleteThey look so succulent & inviting.. Yumm !
ReplyDeleteIt was really good. I loved it.
Delete<3 Nigella! I haven't tried this recipe though so thanks for sharing it, I'll give it a go :)
ReplyDeleteI found your blog via the Hearth & Soul Hop this week.
I am cooking a lot from Nigella Lawson Express lately and loving it. great recipes !
DeleteWow, that looks so good! I found you on Friday Food Frenzy.
ReplyDeleteIt tastes great too !
DeletePerfect timing on this recipe.. the weather is getting cool here occasionally and I love Autumn and it's seasonings. Pinning this thanks for sharing it with us on foodie friday. Missed your recipes the last few weeks.
ReplyDeleteI have been a bit irregular lately. Not managing my time well :-(
DeleteHope you like this chicken. I really enjoyed it.
This Maple Chicken will just melt in your mouth! Hope you have a great weekend and thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
ReplyDeleteCome Back Soon!
Miz Helen
I cannot resist anything with a touch of sweetness to it, so your recipe immediately caught my eye!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this at Inspire Me Monday at Create With Joy.
You will be one of my featured guests this week! :-)
It looks delicious! Thank you for sharing with the Clever Chicks Blog Hop this week!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Kathy Shea Mormino
The Chicken Chick
http://www.The-Chicken-Chick.com