Want barbecue chicken but do not have the time to fire up the grill? Out of barbecue sauce? I have the ultimate barbecue chicken recipe that does not take a ton of time or special ingredients.
Ingrediensts:
3 or 4 Preferred Chicken Parts
One Can of Pepsi
3 Cups Ketchup
Oven approved Baking Dish
Step 1:
Heat your oven on 350 degrees. In a large bowl mix 3 cups of ketchup with one can of Pepsi. Want more? Double the recipe. The consistency of the mix should be about the same as barbecue sauce.
Step 2:
Prepare chicken by using the spices you prefer. I use garlic salt and pepper. Use whatever spice is to your taste and coat each piece be careful not to use too much, I usually spice both sides with just a pinch between my fingers.
Step 3:
Place spiced chicken in an oven approved baking dish. The size is determined by how many pieces of chicken you want to cook. If you go over 5 pieces of chicken you may want a larger amount of sauce.
Step 4:
Pour the ketchup and Pepsi ingredients over the chicken. If you do not have enough the recipe can be increased by using more portion to portion on the ketchup and Pepsi you can also condense to prepare a small amount. (1 1/2 cups Ketchup to 1/2 can of Pepsi).
Step 5:
Place the pan of chicken (do not cover) in the oven. Set the oven for 45 minutes to 1 hour (depending on your taste of doneness). The sauce should be a drier consistency similar to barbecue on the grill. Ovens vary so you have to determine the exact time. Then out comes some of the best barbecue chicken in the South!
Warning cowboys!
There is no science involved in this recipe. You mix to your taste. That is why this recipe is so good.Labels: Pepsi cola chicken |
![[RSS]](http://www.rssfeedgenerate.com/images/rss.gif "Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader by dragging and dropping this icon onto the address box of your RSS reader"){kind=small}
![[Google]](http://www.rssfeedgenerate.com/images/add-to-google-plus.gif "Click to add the RSS feed to your Google account"){kind=small}
![[Bloglines]](http://www.rssfeedgenerate.com/images/my-bloglines.gif "Click to add the RSS feed to your Bloglines account"){kind=small}
![[My Yahoo!]](http://www.rssfeedgenerate.com/images/my-yahoo.gif "Click to add the RSS feed to your My Yahoo! account"){kind=small}
![[RSS VALID ?]](http://www.rssfeedgenerate.com/images/rss-valid.gif "Click to validate the RSS feed"){kind=small}
Looks good and easy. I think I could handle that recipe.