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Chicken Yassa is scrumptious West African comfort food that the whole world needs to know about. Delicious tender chicken and lots of caramelized onions in a sweet, spicy, lemony sauce. Our goal is to fundamentally change the way the world appreciates and engages with African food. In addition to this, we took on a challenge to introduce.
To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can have chicken yassa using 10 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Chicken Yassa:
- Take 1 whole chicken cut into pieces
- Take 5 medium onions cut in slices
- Make ready 2 tbls dijon mustard
- Make ready 1 tbls garlic paste
- Get 1/2 cup lemon juice
- Get 3 tbls apple cider vinegar
- Get to taste Salt
- Take 1 whole habanero chilli
- Get 1 cup chicken broth
- Prepare Green olives to garnish
Yassa, also known as chicken yassa or poulet yassa, is Senegal's national dish, a stew consisting of chicken that is marinated in lemon, lots of onions, and vinegar. The chicken needs to marinate in the. Chicken Yassa is a delicious African chicken stew from Senegal, a dish inspired by the French - poulet yassa, but so popular all over Senegal and especially in the Casamance region. This Poulet Yassa also called Chicken Yassa is chicken cooked in caramelized onions - one of West Africa's favorite dishes!
Steps to make Chicken Yassa:
- For the marinade, mix in the dijon mustard, lemon juice, vinegar, garlic and salt and set aside
- In a ziplock bag, add the chicken and onion and mix to combine. Then, add in the marinade and mix in the bag. Making sure all pieces are equally coated
- Let the chicken marinate for 4 hours to overnight (the longer the better)
- In a heavy skillet, heat 2 tbls of vegetable oil and brown the chicken pieces on both sides and set aside.
- Add the marinade with the onions onto the skillet and sauté for about 5 minutes until the onions caramalise
- Cooking in the skillet: move the onions to the side and arrange the chicken at the bottom of the skillet. Then chuck the onions ontop of the chicken. Add in the chicken broth and cover the skillet. Allow the chicken to simmer and cook for 45 minutes over low heat. Make sure the liquid doesnt dry up. If it does, add some more chicken broth
- Cooking in the oven: arrange the chicken in the bottom of an oven proof dish and pour the onion marinade over the chicken. Add in the broth and cook in a preheated oven (at 180 degrees Celsius) for 45-50 minutes.
- Once chicken is cooked through, remove from heat and serve warm with plain white rice
Chicken Yassa is a delicious African chicken stew from Senegal, a dish inspired by the French - poulet yassa, but so popular all over Senegal and especially in the Casamance region. This Poulet Yassa also called Chicken Yassa is chicken cooked in caramelized onions - one of West Africa's favorite dishes! Chicken Yassa (known as yassa au poulet), prepared with onions and lemon, is a specialty from the Casamance region south of Dakar, and is one of the most popular recipes in West Africa. Senegalese Chicken Yassa. this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines. Chicken Yassa is a Senegalese stew which is also known as Yassa au poulet.
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