This recipe is from Erica's blog www.mycolombianrecipes.com where she shares her traditional Colombian food recipes that she grew up eating and enjoying with her family.
Colombian Style Roasted Chicken Legs
(Pierna de pollo Asadas a mi Estilo Colombiano)
Serves 4-6
Ingredients:
12 chicken drumsticks with skin
1 bunch scallions
3 garlic cloves
1 medium white onion
1/4 cup fresh cilantro
1 tablespoon fresh thyme
1 tablespoon dried ground cumin
1 tablespoon paprika
2 tablespoons white vinegar
Salt and pepper
Directions:
1. In a food processor, place the scallions, garlic, onion, cilantro, thyme, vinegar, cumin, paprika, salt and pepper. Process to a paste.
2. Place the chicken in a ziplock bag and add the marinade and cover the chicken evenly with the marinade. Refrigerate the chicken overnight.
3. Cover a baking sheet with foil and coat with cooking spray. Position oven rack in the center of the oven and turn the oven to broil.
4. Place the chicken legs on the baking sheet. Broil for about 25-30 minutes, turning the legs once during cooking or until the chicken is cooked and the drumsticks are golden brown. Let rest for 5 minutes and transfer to a serving plate.
Enjoy!
66 comments:
Those look amazingly good!
Enjoy!
I bet the flavor just pops! these look so good and I am sure they are good warm or cold.
I make something similar to these legs but I must admit yours surpass any of mine the flavours are just wonderful well shared..kisses xxx
I can't wait to try these -sounds so good.
vickie
I had bookmarked this recipe from Erica to try as well - glad you had good results with it!
Looks good and delicious. Thanks for sharing :)
Velva.... What can one say, but "Awesome"!
I can always taste them just from your photo... I think my keyboard is even a wee bit sticky from picking one of these luscious legs up. Definitely going to give these a try. Many thanks
Oh, Velva, I lived in Colombia many years ago ... too many ... you bring back very nice memories ...
Who knew that one could drool over chicken legs at 8:30 in the morning?
Thanks for sharing!!!
love it you made them as well way t go Erica lol
well sure broil, but these are meant to be live firs cooked...
they sound terrific, a vinegar based glaze works terrific!
Gosh, these just so irresistible! Looks terrific. Must try it out next week. Thank you! Have a wonderful festive season holiday! Cheers.
o.k. these look wonderful...now this I am going to try....thanks so much...
I'll stop by to visit very soon....
Best,
Kary
Wow...They are way too tempting :-)Shall I grab one ?
These drumsticks look really yummy! Erica has a lot of great recipes.
Those look luscious! I get so tired of plain old chicken...gonna have to try!
Wow. I make something similar without the viinegar. I am loving the vinegar. Scrumptious!
Velva
Mouth-watering!
Mimi
I just started following her site, and she does have some great food on her site...the flavors here, and that photo...darn I am hungry!
Velva, these looks so crispy good! Oh my, I would love to have that plate in front of me right now!
A couple of these drumsticks and a few Pomegranate Rosemary Royales and I'd be in heaven! Great recipes.
Those look so perfect, and wonderfully flavorful!
I'm making these!!!!!
Thanks for sharing!
Wow! These drumsticks look so good!
This dish is for me, right? Oh, thank you thank you so much! ;-) I love how they have to be marinated overnight. That's how you soak in the flavor. Even though I don't cook, I am forever scandalized by marinates that claim "Ready in 15 minutes" on their bottles. Yeah, so I buy this bottle AND a time machine will come with it?...
That looks so good, and so easy! It's great when one can assemble a dish ahead of time, and only have to cook it on the day of serving.
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Those look excellent, Velva!
I'm sure this tastes as good as it looks. And it has cilantro, I love anything with cilantro.
Great recipe. We like the legs and thigh meat so this would be a keeper.
Thanks for the kid-friendly recipe - I'm always on the lookout for those. Looks delicious!
ciao! grazie della tua visita!!splendida questa ricetta! complimenti!
What a WONDERFUL!!! recipe. I like the addition of cilantro in this recipe.
I have become a follower of your blog. I like to share recipes and ideas, come by and visit my blog maybe you can do the same.
Geri
Oh Velva
What a delicious blog!
Thanks for stopping by my little blog too!
Take care
Wx
A mug of cold beer would be fantastic together with these crispy flavourful chicken!
wow, velva--i've been missing out on your tasty eats! these legs look AMAZING--that skin makes me want to forget table manners and rip right into the stuff. :)
Makes me long for HOME...all the flavours. Wow
oh my goodness, and on that juicy dark meat to boot, love it!
Velva,
Thank you so much! Iam glad you like my Colombian chicken legs :)I really appreciate all your support.
Erica
drumsticks are the my fave-oh! looks so delicious and must be flavorful from all the marination.
Yum! And my family loves drumsticks. Thanks for a new recipe to try - and kid friendly, too? Double thanks!
This looks very good.
I have imported this recipe to try but using them in my grill instead of a broiler. Sounds perfect!
How could I have missed these wonderfully grilled chicken...... so droolicious !
I wish I hadn't of seen this, im starving now. Excellent recipe!
Oh wow, those look perfectly cooked and seasoned!!!
I love her blog. These look really good.
Those look wonderful! Made my mouth water and it isn't even lunchtime....
I like Erica's blog too.
Velva, I am sure I can almost smell the delicious aroma! Such a wonderful combination of flavors, we would love this.
Thanks so much for sharing! :)
lovely recipe and the flavors are just perfect...quite similar to Indian marinade for a tangdi kabab ( kababs made with legs of chicken ) .........
hey how much scallions you say ??
a bunch ?? how much exactly ?
actually i am thinking by Indian standards of a bunch n how much we use in such recipes...
Woweee, love this Caj-Mex combo of flavors! Great recipe, thanks for sharing!
How delicious, i am drooling over these flavours!
Just reading your blog makes me gain weight! And in real life I can see these TEMPTATIONS are going to result in OVERINDULGENCE! DELICIOUS!
thanks Velva , yes ..if it's 5-6 scallions , it is more like an indian recipe , we'd probably add mint instead of thyme...looking at the pic i want to cook t now !!!
After reading your comment,I decided to check your blog out.Wonderful! Love your fantastic pictures and the recipes sound so good. I know how you feel abaou tyour friends eyes glazing over; there should be a little corner for people like us. I willbe trying that chicken the eggs, the pie, ........
Oh my...what a perfect--and perfectly easy--dish. Thanks!
Yum, this is the type of stuff I will being dreaming of during my vegan month.
I just love the new larger size format for the pictures. They are great and so is the recipe, looks good enough to eat off the page. Cheers Rita
this looks lovely, nice and simple too.
Mmmm, that skin does look good but I don't like dark meat so I need to make breast. (which sounds funny)
~ingrid
This looks great Velva! Happy Blogging! :)
I love all the flavors of this and I am a great fan of Erica's too :D
Lovely, lovely, lovely,....georgous too!! I so love the cumin & paprika in this!!
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM,...Velva!
A beautiful & appetizing picture!
OH my, those look amazing! Great colour!
What an appetizing photo. Makes me want to dig right in. Thanks for the recipe.
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