Salvadorian Chicken
On our way back to the airport in Florida last week we drove past a Salvadorian restaurant we stopped turned around and went inside. It didn't look like much a small restaurant but as lunchtime came around it sure filled up. I had a chicken dish in a tomato sauce with tortilla and plantains, I asked the girl how it was cooked. I returned home shopped and the next day re created the dish while I still had the taste in my mouth :-), its easy to make and super tasty. I am so happy to add another countries food to my repertoire and definitely will be adding this recipe to the first chow and chatter recipe app update :-)
Ingredients:
- one pack of chicken tenders
- 1/2 a green pepper and 1/2 a red pepper sliced
- 1/2 a red onion sliced
- 4 cloves of garlic
- 2 tablespoon of oregano
- 10 tomatoes chopped
- olive oil
- salt
Method:
- grill the chicken, onions and peppers and keep to one side
- heat olive oil and saute onion, garlic for 5 minutes
- add tomatoes and simmer for 15 minutes to make a sauce
- add salt to taste and the chicken and peppers with oregano
- I served with rice and sliced avocado
- enjoy :-)
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Another delicious and easy dinner recipe for me! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteNever ate a Salvadorian dish - sound very yummy!
ReplyDeleteSo nice your photo with your daughter :)
All the best,
Gera
Delicious. It just went on my shopping list for next week!
ReplyDeleteYum! That chicken sounds great. The little one is adorable too :)
ReplyDeleteYUM! Love ethnic dishes, and South/Central America has some great ones to share!
ReplyDeleteWonderful recipe. It sounds easy and delicious. Love the picture with you and your daughter, beautiful:)
ReplyDeleteSo simple but flavorful! Love it.
ReplyDeleteLooks good Rebecca..J looks so cute..
ReplyDeleteZoe thanks my pleasure
ReplyDeleteGera thanks it was our first time really good :-)
Claudia oh thats so cool
Nutmeg nanny thanks she is our sunshine for sure
the food hound oh so true
Raina oh she loved the beach that day :-0
Belinda got to love simple
Shrivalli thanks hugs
How lovely of the girl at the restaurant to share the 'recipe'. It looks like a great dish...
ReplyDeleteit looks really tasty but I've never tried avocado with my chicken..
ReplyDeleteUn plato de pollo muy sabroso, que delicia.
ReplyDeleteSaludos
Thanks for sharing the delicious dish you have learnt!
ReplyDeleteI love that you recreated a dish immediately so you wouldn't forget what it tasted like. I have never eaten Salvadorian food, and you make it sound delicious!
ReplyDeleteWell done you!!! Simply recreating a dish based on what you tasted!! I'm impressed :)
ReplyDeleteLooks so good; i love to do that; re create at home something I enjoyed at the restaurant.
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe. Never had Salvadorian food but love the flavors from the region. Well done.
ReplyDeletewe're so lucky to have so many Salvadoreans in California. Everything about their culture and food is beautiful to me.
ReplyDeleteI love recreating dishes that I fall in love with at restaurants. That way you can have them anytime you want :) This looks great!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe :)
ReplyDeletevery nice! Simple and healthy! I am a sucker too for any plate with beautiful avocados! YUMMM!
ReplyDeleteSurprisingly, I haven't seen a Salvadorian restaurant here in LA, although I'm sure there is at least one.
ReplyDeleteBut this sounds really simple to make and has delicious ingredients, so I think I'm going to have to make this.
oh this looks wonderful, so fragrant!
ReplyDeleteEasy and so tasty.
ReplyDeleteGreat click of your daughter and you ♥
This sounds like a simple and delicious dish Rebecca! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis looks absolutely wonderful! Cute picture with your little girl!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! Nice to be able to recreate dishes you like :)
ReplyDeleteIndie.Tea smiles
ReplyDeletepeachkins oh its a great combo
Jose Gracias
3 hungry tummies my pleasure
Beth oh its the best way he he
Sophie thanks
Kimberly thanks
Rita its a fun thing to do esp when the restaurant is far away
Doc thanks
Damaris oh thats cool
Victoria oh I bet you do it so well
Anncoo my pleasure
design wine and dine got to love simple
my mans belly enjoy and hope you find a restaurant
teresa thanks
Ana thanks that was a fun day
Julie no worries
emily thanks
Biren so true
What a fabulous meal! looks yummy and simple
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