Salvadorian Chicken


On our way back to the airport in Florida last week we drove past a Salvadorian restaurant we stopped turned around and went inside. It didn't look like much a small restaurant but as lunchtime came around it sure filled up. I had a chicken dish in a tomato sauce with tortilla and plantains, I asked the girl how it was cooked. I returned home shopped and the next day re created the dish while I still had the taste in my mouth :-), its easy to make and super tasty. I am so happy to add another countries food to my repertoire and definitely will be adding this recipe to the first chow and chatter recipe app update :-)

Ingredients:

  • one pack of chicken tenders 
  • 1/2 a green pepper and 1/2 a red pepper sliced
  • 1/2 a red onion sliced
  • 4 cloves of garlic
  • 2 tablespoon of oregano
  • 10  tomatoes chopped
  • olive oil
  • salt
Method:

  1. grill the chicken, onions and peppers and keep to one side
  2. heat olive oil and saute onion, garlic for 5 minutes 
  3. add tomatoes and simmer for 15 minutes to make a sauce
  4. add salt to taste and the chicken and peppers with oregano
  5. I served with rice and sliced avocado 
  6. enjoy :-)
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  1. Another delicious and easy dinner recipe for me! Thanks!

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  2. Never ate a Salvadorian dish - sound very yummy!

    So nice your photo with your daughter :)

    All the best,

    Gera

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  3. Delicious. It just went on my shopping list for next week!

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  4. Yum! That chicken sounds great. The little one is adorable too :)

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  5. YUM! Love ethnic dishes, and South/Central America has some great ones to share!

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  6. Wonderful recipe. It sounds easy and delicious. Love the picture with you and your daughter, beautiful:)

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  7. Looks good Rebecca..J looks so cute..

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  8. Zoe thanks my pleasure
    Gera thanks it was our first time really good :-)
    Claudia oh thats so cool
    Nutmeg nanny thanks she is our sunshine for sure
    the food hound oh so true
    Raina oh she loved the beach that day :-0
    Belinda got to love simple
    Shrivalli thanks hugs

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  9. How lovely of the girl at the restaurant to share the 'recipe'. It looks like a great dish...

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  10. it looks really tasty but I've never tried avocado with my chicken..

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  11. Un plato de pollo muy sabroso, que delicia.

    Saludos

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  12. Thanks for sharing the delicious dish you have learnt!

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  13. I love that you recreated a dish immediately so you wouldn't forget what it tasted like. I have never eaten Salvadorian food, and you make it sound delicious!

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  14. Well done you!!! Simply recreating a dish based on what you tasted!! I'm impressed :)

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  15. Looks so good; i love to do that; re create at home something I enjoyed at the restaurant.

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  16. Great recipe. Never had Salvadorian food but love the flavors from the region. Well done.

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  17. we're so lucky to have so many Salvadoreans in California. Everything about their culture and food is beautiful to me.

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  18. I love recreating dishes that I fall in love with at restaurants. That way you can have them anytime you want :) This looks great!

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  19. Looks delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe :)

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  20. very nice! Simple and healthy! I am a sucker too for any plate with beautiful avocados! YUMMM!

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  21. Surprisingly, I haven't seen a Salvadorian restaurant here in LA, although I'm sure there is at least one.

    But this sounds really simple to make and has delicious ingredients, so I think I'm going to have to make this.

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  22. oh this looks wonderful, so fragrant!

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  23. Easy and so tasty.
    Great click of your daughter and you ♥

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  24. This sounds like a simple and delicious dish Rebecca! Thanks for sharing!

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  25. This looks absolutely wonderful! Cute picture with your little girl!

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  26. Looks delicious! Nice to be able to recreate dishes you like :)

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  27. Indie.Tea smiles
    peachkins oh its a great combo
    Jose Gracias
    3 hungry tummies my pleasure
    Beth oh its the best way he he
    Sophie thanks
    Kimberly thanks
    Rita its a fun thing to do esp when the restaurant is far away
    Doc thanks
    Damaris oh thats cool
    Victoria oh I bet you do it so well
    Anncoo my pleasure
    design wine and dine got to love simple
    my mans belly enjoy and hope you find a restaurant
    teresa thanks
    Ana thanks that was a fun day
    Julie no worries
    emily thanks
    Biren so true

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  28. What a fabulous meal! looks yummy and simple

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