18th Century Drunken English Somerset Cider Chicken With Honey Recipe #238815
A delicious 18th Century recipe from the county of Somerset; Somerset is the home of England's most notorious cider, 'scrumpy', a seemingly innocent drink to the unwary! However, cider makes an excellent substitute for wine in cooking and tenderises the meat beautifully. The addition of honey blends extremly well with the cider, and adds a complexity to this easily baked chicken dish. Serve with steamed greens and baked or mashed potatoes.
by French Tart
2 hours | 1 hour prep
SERVES 4
- 4 chicken legs-thighs (chicken joints)
- 2 teaspoons English mustard powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- black pepper
- 1/4 pint cider
- 1 tablespoon oil
- 2 tablespoons honey
- Put your chicken pieces in a dish (in a single layer).
- Combine the remaining ingredients, pour over the chicken and allow to stand for a minimum of 1 hour.
- Oven bake the chicken slowly in a large oven proof dish/pan for approximately 1 hour, basting the joints periodically as they cook.
- Serve hot with steamed greens and mashed or baked potatoes.
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