My Family is OBSESSED with This Peruvian Recipe



This delicious Peruvian Chicken Recipe is marinated with spices, herbs, and soy sauce overnight and roasted to perfection for an …

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  1. There is a hole in the wall Peruvian restaurant in Woodside Queens NY (corner of 58th st) That makes a phenomenally excellent chicken. Watching this makes me feel hopeful that I can begin to replicate what always seemed magic performed by Peruvian magicians!

  2. We never cook this at home 😅 because they have these chicken rotisseries in every corner in Peru. Each place has their own distinct version of the dipping sauces for the chicken and fries, so everyone has their favorite spot.

  3. As a peruvian executive chef living far from my country I can guarantee the use of Gochujang paste instead of Aji panca if you guys cant find it, and you can infuse grapeseed oil with a piece of burning coal to give that charcoal flavor to the chicken. I also recommend a little of MSG but that's optional.

  4. Thank you for doing this recipe! As a peruvian myself , one of the first things I do when I go back home is order a whole dinner of Pollo a la Brasa. It is delicious and never disappoints!! Bravo for Peruvian Cuisine ❤🎉

  5. This is my new favourite chicken dish… phenomenal, and one of those dishes where you can't really imagine the flavour from looking at the recipe. It's its own thing. Thanks very much, look forward to watching your other videos.

  6. PLEASE do NOT wash your chicken, like ever, if you are scared of bakteria washing it will only spread all that bakteria around the sink, it will still be on the chicken too. The ONLY way to make sure your chicken is safe to eat is by cooking. Now the FDA recommends to cook it to 165f but that will leave you with a dry overcooked chicken, instead cook it to a core temperature (in the thickest part of the breast) of 155f and let it rest for atleast one minute. Cooking to 165f is NOT the only way to ensure all the bakteria is dead, the lower the temperature the longer you have to rest/hold it at that temperature for all the bacteria to die. for 165f its 0 seconds. 160f is 15 seconds. 155f is a minute. 150 is 3 minutes. I wouldnt do anything below that as it is just impractible and at somepoint becomes too dangeround so i stick with 155 and a minute of resting.

  7. Please clarify… at the end of the video he said that is zesty from the lime juice… I did not notice lime juice in the ingredients or the steps. What am I missing?

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