OVEN ROASTED PERUVIAN CHICKEN /EASY AND DELICIOUS

MOUTH WATERING CHICKEN, WITH A SAUCE YOU ARE NOT GOING TO WANT TO LIVE WITHOUT!!! ADD TO THAT, A CLOUD LIKE FLAT BREAD FOR DIPPING ALL THE SUCCULENT JUICES.
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[@ingridhaltenhof]

They are similar because both are chili but in Perú we call it chili peppers “Ajies” (plural) o “ají”(singular) and because they are dry in the sun. But they are not the same, they are different, the scientific name of the Peruvian Chili is Capsicum baccatum and the name of the Mexican chili is Capsicum annuu, also both have different flavor. But maybe if you can’t find the Peruvian, the Mexican can work. We don’t use jalapeños also. Some of the famous chilis in Perú are the Panca (dry and red ají or chili) the Amarillo(yellow) the we use it in everything, and it has a delicious flavor, “ají Limo” The best for make ceviche and Rocoto the most hot chili in the world. 😊Thank you for the recipe! It looks delicious ❤

[@antoniobaskerville6823]

Great Video ! I gotta try this recipe. !

[@scottbotosan7619]

I have an employee from Peru. We did a thématique for Peru and the recipe ressembled alot this one.

[@adolfobriceno1635]

Excellent. We love Peruvian chicken

[@goldenlocss5917]

Wow this looks amazing and simple thank you

[@dannydeschambault959]

We had this meal for supper it was excellent especially the naan bread . Thank You keep up the great work

[@chefsarahsmith6985]

Thanks Danny! So glad you liked it.

[@Hanh-bn4yb]

My mouth is watering, Sarah

[@chefsarahsmith6985]

I'm happy to hear you have been helping out in the kitchen.I wish my husband would do some cooking! lol

[@paganjew0108]

Sounds like a hit

[@catebessencourt2137]

I don’t think they use Chipotle in Peru. However, it looks yummy!

[@chefsarahsmith6985]

Hi Cate, no they do not.lol It's a little tweek.

[@ingridhaltenhof]

They are similar because both are chili but in Perú we call it chili peppers “Ajies” (plural) o “ají”(singular) and because they are dry in the sun. But they are not the same, they are different, the scientific name of the Peruvian Chili is Capsicum baccatum and the name of the Mexican chili is Capsicum annuu, also both have different flavor. But maybe if you can’t find the Peruvian, the Mexican can work. We don’t use jalapeños also. Some of the famous chilis in Perú are the Panca (dry and red ají or chili) the Amarillo(yellow) the we use it in everything, and it has a delicious flavor, “ají Limo” The best for make ceviche and Rocoto the most hot chili in the world. 😊

[@adolfobriceno1635]

Also, the green sauce AKA aji sauce was invented by Peruvian restaurants using jalapeno chiles when Peruvian ajis were not available in the US. 😊

[@catholic3dod790]

👍🇵🇪👍🇺🇸👍🤤

[@FoodShowFan]

Canadians do whatever the F they want…. Lollll All ❤️ love

[@lili.h1813]

Peruvian chicken doesn't use "chipotle", that spicy will change the flavor totally. It has to be: "Aji Amarillo"

[@quentinrobbins4702]

The food looks good, but this is not Peruvian Roasted Chicken or at least it is not authentic. This dish requires aji amarillo and/or Huacatay. Those 2 ingredients give this dish that distinctive "Peruvian flavor". I am sure it taste good, but without those ingredients it is just roasted chicken.

[@chefsarahsmith6985]

Hi there, I live in a very small town in Quebec, Canada, where on most days can't even find a jalapeño and during covid forget about it.lol Very sad. The closest I can come to is adding a can of chipotle peppers in adobe sauce to the marinade. It is still super yummy with that green sauce.