Had some trepidation when I was piling all those chilli's in and all that garlic. But by God it's truly a tasty dinner.
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He'll be posting from the throne later😂
Sounds like a Pixar villan.
I'm guessing he's referring to Jamie's Chicken Bastardo? It looks good from the photo.
Off-hand all I can find of the recipe is a whole chicken cooked with 20 cloves of garlic, 20 bay leaves and 20 chilli's... well I dunno what chilli's he uses, but our normal (Apache F1) would kill me if I used 20
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Sounds right up my alley...
Yeah the bigger supermarket chilli's.
20 of chilli's, cloves of garlic, bay leaves, 100ml of red wine vinegar.
Fry off the chicken (I used thighs and two legs from the freezer) chuck in other stuff (garlic still in its skin) whole. 40mins at 170 take out remove chilli's and garlic, desired and deskin, quick blizt back into pan.
Warming and sweet really really tasty. Not as hot or garlicky as you'd think. No after effects, didn't notice a garlic odour on the running machine this morning.
Just finished devouring - delicious
P186 in Jamie Cooks Italy. Does look interesting but probably as authentic an Italian dish as the pizza crunch from the local chippy.
probably as authentic an Italian dish as the pizza crunch from the local chippy.
Looks like an Essex version of his old boss' chicken dish. If Gennaro is happy cooking it then I reckon its roots are proper Italian. For all his over the top presentation, the guy knows and lives Italian cuisine as authentically as anyone.
Aye quite similar, except the different ingredients, quantities and technique.
A bit like how my grilled cheese and tomato sandwich is like a neapolitan pizza.
For all his over the top presentation, the guy knows and lives Italian cuisine as authentically as anyone.
Who? Jamie or Gennaro? Please don't say Jamie, that would be embarrassing.
Does it matter who or where if it's tasty? I never claimed authentic (insert country of choice) cooking just tasty.
Who? Jamie or Gennaro? Please don’t say Jamie, that would be embarrassing.
Gennaro (hopefully obviously). Not saying the dishes are the same, just that somewhere in Jamie's dish there's probably a glimpse of something more authentic. It's what he does, and I'm not knocking him - we own a number of his books and generally the recipes work, are easy to follow, and are tasty.