Pulled chicken
Pulled chicken is quicker to make than pulled pork and is just as tasty! The tender meat goes well with grilled corn on the cob and a fresh salad.
Ingredients
Fresh chicken
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1 |
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Yellow onions
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2 |
Smoky barbeque sauce
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500 ml |
Chopped garlic cloves
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3 |
Chopped red chilli
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1 |
Lime fruits squeezed juice
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2 |
Water
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100 ml |
Salt
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1 tsp |
Black pepper
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1 ml |
Butter and rapeseed oil
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2 tbsp |
For serving
Boiled corn on the cob
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2 |
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Sour cream
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2 dl |
Salads
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1 head |
Lime fruit in wedges
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1 |
Instructions
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Pulled chicken – easy and delicious
Pulled meats are tender and juicy streetfood favourites, commonly served with bread and a few garnishes. They are often time consuming to make – but not this pulled chicken. Simply find a BBQ sauce that you like and whip together the cooking liquid. Pop everything in the oven and a couple of hours later you will serve up the most tender, flavourful chicken strips.
BBQ pulled chicken – serve it like this
Pulled chicken is a rustic meal that should be served with simple, satisfying fixings. Grilled or fried corn on the cob is a perfect side for your BBQ-flavoured chicken strips. With some crusty white bread, a side salad, and chilled beverages everything is set for a genuine streetfood experience – in the comfort of your home.
How to store pulled chicken
If you have leftover pulled chicken, simply let it cool, transfer to an airtight container together with all the cooking liquid and pop it in the refrigerator. The cooked chicken will keep in the fridge for up to four days. You can also store your pulled chicken in an airtight container in the freezer for up to three months.