Here’s the fuss-free, sweat-free and easy to prep dinner that I dished out yesterday.
Roast chicken drumsticks (chopped into bite size) with garlic, onion, tomato and red bell pepper. In the morning, I marinated the chicken with HP sauce, soy sauce, Manuka honey, pepper, mixed herbs and some left over red wine in the fridge. Don’t worry, my kids were still sober after their dinner of red wine roast chicken lol!
Blanched organic baby okra and ‘night flower’ veggie, drizzled with Japanese Goma sauce.
I’m a 50+ mum of three grown daughters, now back in my beautiful hometown of Ipoh and slowly rebuilding a quieter, gentler life. After years between Ipoh and KL, I’ve returned to my roots to spend time with my parents in their 80s, my soul-healing cat, and the simple things that matter most. I blog and vlog about family life, home cooking, Ipoh food finds, and everyday moments that make this season of life meaningful.
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4 Replies to “Red Wine, Garlic and Onion Roast Chicken for Dinner – 21 Jan 2013”
Simple but wholesome meal. When I steam chicken, I like adding some brandy and I had this dish a lot when I was pregnant with Ian, lazy mah and it’s so easy to prepare. 🙂
I see you used tin foil…much easier clean-up. That meal is something I’d do except make more and have it again the next day. I have never seen coconut flowers before, must try it next trip back. Leftover red wine is so handy…next time put it in spaghetti sauce. It imparts a nice flavour and no one knows what it is!
I have ran out of idea what to serve for dinner every time I get home after work, with limited time to prepare and cook, my kids & hubby are not pleased with my cooking most of the time. I like your idea of meal in a pot idea..thanks for sharing.
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Simple but wholesome meal. When I steam chicken, I like adding some brandy and I had this dish a lot when I was pregnant with Ian, lazy mah and it’s so easy to prepare. 🙂
I see you used tin foil…much easier clean-up. That meal is something I’d do except make more and have it again the next day. I have never seen coconut flowers before, must try it next trip back. Leftover red wine is so handy…next time put it in spaghetti sauce. It imparts a nice flavour and no one knows what it is!
I have ran out of idea what to serve for dinner every time I get home after work, with limited time to prepare and cook, my kids & hubby are not pleased with my cooking most of the time. I like your idea of meal in a pot idea..thanks for sharing.
Wow! what a lovely dish! I bet your kids ate them all!