Dominican chicken

Johnny Mc said:

I lived in the Dominican Republic and one of the things they all seem

to

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cook is a chicken recipe cooked down in a skillet. I just loved it,

but I

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have yet to find a recipe. I even bought a Caribbean cookbook, but it

was

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not the same. All I know for sure is they had cilantro in it. Man my

mouth

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is watering! Anybody know what I am talking about? Or, how it is

prepared

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and seasoned? Just grasping at straws.......

A quick search thru Google identifies 162 sites featuring what is
labeled "Dominican Chicken" or in some instances "pollo loco".

One site with a collection of recipes, including Dominican chicken, is:

www.dominicanrepublicpage.com/cookingrecipes.

Suggest googling "dominican chicken" to check out the various recipes
for the one that is closest to what you remember.

Mac

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Johnny Mc said:

I lived in the Dominican Republic and one of the things they all seem

to

Quoted message said:

cook is a chicken recipe cooked down in a skillet. I just loved it,

but I

Quoted message said:

have yet to find a recipe. I even bought a Caribbean cookbook, but it

was

Quoted message said:

not the same. All I know for sure is they had cilantro in it. Man my

mouth

Quoted message said:

is watering! Anybody know what I am talking about? Or, how it is

prepared

Quoted message said:

and seasoned? Just grasping at straws.......

A quick search thru Google identifies 162 sites featuring what is
labeled "Dominican Chicken" or in some instances "pollo loco".

One site with a collection of recipes, including Dominican chicken, is:

www.dominicanrepublicpage.com/cookingrecipes.

Suggest googling "dominican chicken" to check out the various recipes
for the one that is closest to what you remember.

Mac

I checked out the link, but that was not it at all. The recipe I am looking
for is very simple.
It is pretty much just a chicken cut up and cooked down in a skillet. It is
the way it was seasoned that I am looking for. It is the recipe the poor
people make almost every day all over the Dominican Republic. At least when
they have chicken anyway. I will keep looking.

Thanks
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Johnny Mc said:

I checked out the link, but that was not it at all. The recipe I am looking
for is very simple.
It is pretty much just a chicken cut up and cooked down in a skillet. It is
the way it was seasoned that I am looking for. It is the recipe the poor
people make almost every day all over the Dominican Republic. At least when
they have chicken anyway. I will keep looking.

Thanks

Perhaps something like this? This specific recipe is for grilled
chicken but have a look at the marinade ingredients. You could do
this in a skillet.

From:
http://tinyurl.com/4tanj

Caribbean Grilled Chicken
35mins plus marinating

Serves 4

Ingredients

180ml/6fl.oz. Vegetable Oil
The Juice of 3 Limes
6 Garlic Cloves, chopped
1½ teasp Black Pepper
1 teasp Hot Pepper Sauce
3 teasp freshly chopped Oregano
1 Bay Leaf, crumbled
1½ tbsp Freshly Chopped Coriander
4 Large boneless Chicken Breast

Instructions:
1. Place the oil, lime juice, and seasonings in a bowl and mix well.

2. Place the chicken in a shallow dish and pour the marinade over the
chicken. Mix to coat well then cover and refrigerate for 2 to 3 hours.

3. Preheat the grill to hot and cook the breasts for 12-15 minutes
on each side, basting with the marinade from time to time. Serve hot.

"It is the recipe the poor
people make almost every day all over the Dominican Republic. At least when
they have chicken anyway. I will keep looking."

I think you could have said this more nicely.
Anyway you should look for the spices called Ranchero!