From: justcallmetoni
On Sep 10, 2006
Short on time, I needed something to give some flavor to some chicken breasts. Boy was this flavorful and delicious. What a surprise that you could develop a complex range of tastes in such a short amount of time. I did cut about 2 tablespoons of the honey because I don't like my sauces to be overly sweet. To balance the loss of sweetness, I also reduced the amount of lemon juice by one tablespoon. I both brushed the chicken with the sauce as well as serving it as a dipping sauce with the cooked strips. Started with a modest dipping technique and by the end we were all doing a full dunk. The sauce is more like a glaze than what would usually be called a BBQ sauce - but glaze or sauce - it was still great.
From: Miss Elizabeth
On Apr 15, 2007
This is good for adding flavor to western cooking, however, authentic happens also to be very palatable. I used this for BBQ chicken, marinated and glazed with a bit in the oven, and and it was slightly overpowering. I think I'd cut back next time on the world tour of spices and limit to 3 for my tastes.
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