Free Recipe @ Chamorro Food: Stewing Chicken Kadon Pika (Chicken)

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Stewing Chicken Kadon Pika: Submitted by: Dido and Chandra | Date Added: 1 Jan 2010
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1 Stewing Chicken ( CUT UP)
1 Onion cut up
1/2 Cup Soy Sauce
1/2 cup vinegar
2 Teaspoon lemon juice
3 garlic cloves cut up
Green onions cut up
1 1/2 teaspoon of crushed pepper.
1/2 cup of water
1/2 Black Pepper
1/2 Garlic Powder

1. Large bowl stewing chicken add soy sauce and vinegar,onions and garlic,lemon juice and half cup of water, Black pepper and garlic powder.
2. Mix well and let sit for one hour.
3. Taste the mixture see if right for your taste and then cook at a slow temp. (Editors Note: It is not a safe food handling practice to consume raw poultry)
4. Leave cover of pot on for the first 20 minutes
5. Mix in the crushed peppers and remove and let cook without the cover for another 30 minutes at low heat.
6. Add green onions 3 minutes before you turn off pot.

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Visitor Comments (10):

This recipe is dead-nuts on with my best memories.

Re tasting: If you've got the vinegar in, taste to your hearts content, just don't chow on the raw chicken. C'mon, folks get real. Left by: Pete Camper (16 Jun 2016)

i miss this food Left by: alakai (24 Apr 2014)

You can eat raw chicken if you want, just make sure it is really fresh. People do it all the time in Japan. This is not an article about US hygiene hang-ups! Left by: Ken Sugar (18 Jan 2013)

Don't know how to cook chamorru like to learn Left by: James benavente (1 Nov 2012)

Pls Tell Me The Where We I Can Find The Histori For THis.. Left by: Arian (7 Feb 2012)

wow...this is the recipe that I remember :)
Left by: jenavieve kaai (8 Sep 2011)

Great results using the slow-cooker! Left by: John Dellamanna (14 Nov 2010)

NEVER taste the mixture with the uncooked chicken added. It is NOT SAFE to consume. Instead prepare the mixture without adding the chicken and taste it. Once you are satisfied with the taste, you can add the chicken. Left by: Liz (19 Jul 2010)

Why not taste mixture before adding chicken? Left by: Norm (25 May 2010)

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