Black casserole roast chicken leg

By VicentaLakin

Black casserole roast chicken leg
A casserole roasted chicken leg tastes better than a oven roasted with a charcoal fire, without a smoke, with a deeper smell, with a soft external, and without loss of oil and water. But not all the casseroles can be used to bake chicken legs, but I use the black casserole casserole of the Kombo factory, which can be up to 800 degrees high and can be burned indefinitely on our domestic gas stoves without bubbles and collisions, a characteristic that is very appropriate for people whose memory is so poor that they often dry up their homes to cause safety hazards. A brand-new black-coloured casserole, burned in cold water at about 20 degrees on our gas stove for about two hours, and the casserole is still intact so that it can be used to bake chicken legs and roast chicken potatoes and so on

Recipe Recommendations

  • big chicken drumstick a
  • Honey barbecue marinade appropriate amount
  • Jiang a
  • oil a spoonful
  • cooked sesame appropriate amount

Steps for Black casserole roast chicken leg

  • 1
    Chicken leg one, clean and clean。
  • 2
    A few knives on the legs of the chicken。
  • 3
    Put a toothpick on the chicken leg, so it'll taste good. Ginger. Scrambled honey sauce on the legs of the chicken, and Ginger came in, pouring a little vegetable oil。
  • 4
    I'm gonna put a flat grip on the chicken leg, cover it, or put it in a conservatory bag, freeze it for a couple of hours. Actually, it tastes like it's done。
  • 5
    Take out our new black casserole and wipe it with clean paper towels
  • 6
    Put tin paper on the bottom of the sandpot, put it on the grill, and put tin paper on it to prevent the oil from dripping on the chicken leg
  • 7
    Put the pickled chicken leg on the grill。
  • 8
    Fifteen minutes in the fire, then 15 minutes in the little fire, and then a little bit of the boiler when it's off, so that the scent can penetrate into the chicken leg
  • 9
    Take out the chicken leg and spread the ripe sesame fragrance。
  • 10
    Done
  • 11
    Done
  • 12
    Done
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