Phil Vickery appeared on This Morning today, showing ITV viewers how to create their own peri peri chicken at home on the barbecue. How can you make the family favourite?
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Phil first cut his whole chicken into a half.
He explained to viewers: “With a sharp knife you need to go through the cavity of the chicken.
“Then go though the other side and cut out the spine.”
After he cut through the breast and halved the chicken seamlessly.
“I take a sharp knife and take off the knuckle on both sides,” he went on.
Phil then put the chicken onto a tray, ready to be marinaded.
Phil Vickery peri peri chicken marinade
Ingredients:
Two spring onions
Four cloves of garlic
Tablespoon of chopped or ground coriander
Tablespoon and half of tomato puree
Vinegar
A little dash of sugar
A little pepper
Salt
Shop bought sriracha sauce
Teaspoon of smoked paprika teaspoon or cayenne pepper
Squeeze of lemon or lime juice
Four to five tablespoons of olive oil
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Phil liquidised all these ingredients into a thick paste.
He added: “Bear in mind this is a marinade, a seasoning, rather than a sauce that covers the chicken.”
The chef went on: “Then add half the marinade onto the chicken and spread it out. You don’t need huge amounts.”
He recommends leaning it overnight, but you need at least a couple of hours.
When it comes to cooking, Phil instructs: “Grill (the chicken) on a BBQ for four or five minutes each side on a medium heat, and then leave it with the top down to bake.
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“Leave the chicken on the side to rest of a couple of minutes before serving.”
He also provided recipe for a rice accompaniment.
Phil advised cooking the side in one pot, first frying the onions in it.
He said: “Cook the onion for a couple of seconds, then add the rice, with 2cm of water on top.”
Add turmeric and a stock cube to the water, and let this cook until the rice is ready and the water is absorbed.
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