Thank you so much for watching, I truly appreciate it. This was yummy and I hope you and your loved ones enjoy it. Pollo Asado Mariposa - Mexican Spatchcock Chicken 4 oz Anchiote Paste 1 bunch of cilantro 3 roma tomatoes ½ onion 2-3 garlic cloves 2 serrano chiles 1 tsp dried oregano ½ cup white distilled vinegar 2 limes 2 - 3 tsp salt 2 whole chickens (butchered spatchcock) Add all of your marinade ingredients and blend well in a blender. Take your chicken and apply the marinade inside the skin and outside. Coat well and rub in, you want the chicken to be covered in the marinade. Let the chicken marinate for at least 4 hours, I like to let it sit for at least 24 hours. Pollo Asado is traditionally grilled over Mesquite charcoal. Even though I smoke this starting off with lower temperatures and increased to have it done in less then 2 hours. You can cook this many ways, hot and fast or low and slow. What ever method you choose, just ensure the internal temp is 165 degrees in the breast. That is the thicken part of the chicken and you want it really close to 165. You do not want a dry chicken breast, its best to check it and check it often that way you end right at 165 degrees. Once done, cut into sections and serve with rice, beans, tortillas and salsa. Oh yeah, don’t forget the lemon! Enjoy!
hey man ive been searching for this recipe, its called pollo "regio" too, and even some monterrey spanish videos wouldnt give me this results. So im so grateful ive finally figured it out with your help. I would love to donate something for your beers at least, shoot me your paypal address or cashapp or whatever and GRACIAS CABRON!
I actually did this today, July 12, 2023. Of course, my wife wanted skinless, which did not allow the crispiness. I added one ingredient to yours, which is pineapple juice and it put it over the top. Thank you for the great idea. Hope you can try the pineapple trick. I put about one cup in the Ziploc bag with the marinade.
Thanks Kirby, made this last night and it was a hit with the family! Great flavor from that marinade. Will definitely be making this again although I really had to adjust my cooking time compared to yours. I also have a pit boss Austin XL which I just purchased. Getting used to the grill so I followed your time suggestion but it was nowhere close. The only thing I can figure is my chicken ( 5 lbs) was just larger than the chickens you used. I ended up cranking it up to 350 to get it done sooner. Still nice and juicy! No worries. Thanks again for a fantastic recipe. I can’t wait to try some of your other ones!
I’m using lemon juice instead of lime and after trying white distilled vinegar I don’t use it anymore I could still taste it what do you think? Love the results now I use boneless chicken breast marinating 48 hours. Thanks for this my favorite now
Kirby, I just thought I would let you know that adjusting the chimney top, screw it in or out, also has an effect on the temp. Screw it in or down, and it slows the heat escaping. That also slows the smoke from escaping. Unscrew it or raise it and heat, smoke es apes faster. Just a thought.
Hi Michael, after using that Pitboss for the few years and getting a new vertical one. If I am cooking anything 250 and lower, I will have that all the way down. Anything higher, I will open it up. But if its windy outside, closing it helps to keep the heat in. I cook chicken at 325, so I tend to open up the chimney to let some of that air and smoke to pass through.
First time using the achiote paste so this will be interesting, I added probably twice the cilantro by mistake but I may try to inject some of the marinade into the chicken. I plan to smoke the chicken also, not sure what wood to use yet..I'll let you know how we like it and thanks for the recipe!
Thanks for a nice recipe, will try It out! Should I use 4 oz Anchiote Paste in the marinade or is that the size of the pack? I.e. should put half of that in the marinade?
Thats on my list Eddie, I have some cooks in front of it. I live in Brawley brotha, born and raised. Thank you, this was fantastic, basting the chicken with that salsa was delicious.
This looks really delicious - will have to try this weekend. I am curious about the heat level in your marinade. This looks awesome - will try this coming weekend. I will make one exactly per your direction and one a bit milder for children. How hot/spicy is this recipe and based on that how many Jalapeños to sub for Serrano peppers?
Thank you so much for this recipe. Made it tonight for my wife and kids and everyone loved it. I subbed jalapeños for the serranos just to tune it down for kids. Came out perfect.
I've been trying to duplicate that Baja style chicken marinade, but could never get it quite right. Now I know I've been missing the Anchiote paste! I'm going to be trying your recipe over mesquite coals, since I don't have a pellet grill.
I tried your baja tacos and they came out good , im giving this receipe a shoot.. thank you for keeping it simple and delicius you really enjoy to teach
Those tacos are my go to recipe, I have family from the Tijuana area. The marisco's out there are delicious. This one is a good cook, that marinade is on point. I would suggest leaving it for a while. I had better results letting marinate over night.
I'm up here in Colorado and I just barely heard of Achiote Paste so I'll be giving that a try when I find it. Obliviously a great marinade but you showed one kicker I never see in YT cooks and that's getting the marinade under the skin..I'm subbing!
Trying this tomorrow! I’m leaving my chicken marinating tonight. I know exactly what you mean about the burnt chicken my dad and tios make. Glad I have a smoker to try this with some mesquite. Cheers.
Pollo Asado Mariposa I've been to Mexican markets and seen this marinated chicken. But never purchased. Maybe I'll give it a try at the market hopefully I can find a market with quality Pollos. Then try this recipe to compare. I'd rather have organic chicken. But now I know what's in it. I've always been more of a dry rub person. I wonder if there is an authentic Pollo Asado Mariposa?? Thank you.
Hey I'm like this marinade the but what substitute can I use in place of the paste I definitely want to give a try. That chicken looks super delicious thanks for sharing my brother. You and the family have a wonderful weekend and stay safe.
Thank you, this comes out great everytime. I would love to cook you food, thats what got me into cooking in the first place. But if not, I hope you enjoy the recipe. Its really good with all the sides.
U can use charcoal grill smoke it indirectly on the side where there ain’t charcoal and if u want smoke but a smoke tube and fill it w wood pellets and put them on the fire side
Hi Kirby thank you for sharing this recipe. My family thoroughly enjoyed it and they are picky when it comes to eating chicken! Your advice on how to cook it on the pit boss was spot on 👌🏼. Do you have any advice on the technique to use on a Weber? I’m looking for a more crispy skin. Thank you!
I left it out because it was running a bit long, I am sorry for that. Took some gardening shears I use only for food. Cut along the spine clipping the rib cage. Then clean up any pokey spots from the rib cage. It was delicious, I hope you enjoy it. Thank you and stay saylge my friend.
Hows it goin Juan, yup you sure can. Its actually better in the bag, I just didn't have any. I will be fixing that problem today lol. I have some other cooks lined up.
Kirby you champion. The marinade colour,alone had me twitching excitedly Thank you to your friends dad for sharing the recipe. Appreciate the history, the genuineness of all your cooks. The sweet char on the birds, just evokes hunger. Stunning! #kirbyBanderas impressed our socks off.xoxo love to fam.
To control sodium, that is definitely a great thing to do. That way you just get the flavor from all of the ingredients. Give it a try and let me know what you think. Thank you, I hope you have a great rest of your weekend.
That looks amazing! Totally trying it this weekend! Question from someone who doesn't eat spicy, how spicy is the anchiote paste? And if it is spicy, is there a mild alternative? Thanks!
Another awesome cook Kirby, definitely trying this recipe. Getting my Pit Boss this week. Our local Walmart had them on clearance for $250, I was like a kid in the candy store lol thanks for sharing!
Nice Brian, thats a good deal. They work really good, definitely convenient to cook with. Everything ive put on it has came out fantastic. I hope you enjoy it bro.
Hi. I could only find achiote powder in 2oz packages, not the paste. Your recipe calls for 4oz of paste. How much powder do you think I should use since I don’t have the paste? Thanks so much!!!
@@CookingwithKirby you’re the man. I’m literally about to start making this amazing marinade so your timing could not be more perfect. I sincerely appreciate the info & your time. Thank you, sir!
Its pretty good Jeremy, if you have large zip lock bags. its best to let them marinate in them. I didn't have any for the video. Thank you, let me know what you think when you try it.
@@CookingwithKirby I noticed you grill on a low heat but most recommendations for the oven I’m seeing is for 450 for whole chicken. Is that what you would do? I don’t want to dry it out
I'm definitely going to try the marinade.... But I have no love for pellet cookers... The art of cooking with fire is lost with these" I'll do the work for you grills"!.. if I could make a recommendation... Try putting the chicken in a zippy bag with the marinade
ya this recipe is great for smoking or grilling. I cook some version of this recipe all the time. The best thing to do is let it marinate, I like to let it marinate for 24 hours when I can. If you don't have much time, add a bit more salt. It doesn't transfer all the sodium in short marinades.
Cooking with Kirby I do a marinate without the Chile, it tastes like the Mexican guys seasoning they sell, i am not sure what it’s called, I forgot. I want to try this one. I am going to be opening up a small taco stand so I have been messing with recipes
I know exactly what you mean by "Burned Chicken" .....my ex brother in law Rick was famous for doing that.....i was hungry n goes better with a Corona .......
no hate by the way. also you should invest in some hotel pans , go to a restaurant depot or chefs toys and get some ,they come in handy when you want to marinate meats
I was already running late to get the food marinated, found out I was out of 2.5 gallon zip lock bags. Definitely there are better ways to marinate it, I just used what I had lol.
Thank you so much for watching, I truly appreciate it. This was yummy and I hope you and your loved ones enjoy it.
Pollo Asado Mariposa - Mexican Spatchcock Chicken
4 oz Anchiote Paste
1 bunch of cilantro
3 roma tomatoes
½ onion
2-3 garlic cloves
2 serrano chiles
1 tsp dried oregano
½ cup white distilled vinegar
2 limes
2 - 3 tsp salt
2 whole chickens (butchered spatchcock)
Add all of your marinade ingredients and blend well in a blender. Take your chicken and apply the marinade inside the skin and outside. Coat well and rub in, you want the chicken to be covered in the marinade.
Let the chicken marinate for at least 4 hours, I like to let it sit for at least 24 hours.
Pollo Asado is traditionally grilled over Mesquite charcoal. Even though I smoke this starting off with lower temperatures and increased to have it done in less then 2 hours. You can cook this many ways, hot and fast or low and slow.
What ever method you choose, just ensure the internal temp is 165 degrees in the breast. That is the thicken part of the chicken and you want it really close to 165. You do not want a dry chicken breast, its best to check it and check it often that way you end right at 165 degrees.
Once done, cut into sections and serve with rice, beans, tortillas and salsa. Oh yeah, don’t forget the lemon!
Enjoy!
hey man ive been searching for this recipe, its called pollo "regio" too, and even some monterrey spanish videos wouldnt give me this results.
So im so grateful ive finally figured it out with your help.
I would love to donate something for your beers at least, shoot me your paypal address or cashapp or whatever and GRACIAS CABRON!
The link is broken 😢
Sorry, the recipe is in the post. Still in the transition of bring the recipes on RUclips.
I actually did this today, July 12, 2023. Of course, my wife wanted skinless, which did not allow the crispiness. I added one ingredient to yours, which is pineapple juice and it put it over the top. Thank you for the great idea. Hope you can try the pineapple trick. I put about one cup in the Ziploc bag with the marinade.
Thanks Kirby, made this last night and it was a hit with the family! Great flavor from that marinade. Will definitely be making this again although I really had to adjust my cooking time compared to yours. I also have a pit boss Austin XL which I just purchased. Getting used to the grill so I followed your time suggestion but it was nowhere close. The only thing I can figure is my chicken ( 5 lbs) was just larger than the chickens you used. I ended up cranking it up to 350 to get it done sooner. Still nice and juicy! No worries. Thanks again for a fantastic recipe. I can’t wait to try some of your other ones!
Love the fact that your pans aren't spotless like fake chefs - great recipe, one of the best yard bird recipes ever! Thanks!
Im just a normal person on here that watches RUclips. I appreciate you noticing the authenticity. Thank you!
I’m using lemon juice instead of lime and after trying white distilled vinegar I don’t use it anymore I could still taste it what do you think? Love the results now I use boneless chicken breast marinating 48 hours. Thanks for this my favorite now
Kirby, I just thought I would let you know that adjusting the chimney top, screw it in or out, also has an effect on the temp. Screw it in or down, and it slows the heat escaping. That also slows the smoke from escaping. Unscrew it or raise it and heat, smoke es apes faster. Just a thought.
Hi Michael, after using that Pitboss for the few years and getting a new vertical one. If I am cooking anything 250 and lower, I will have that all the way down. Anything higher, I will open it up. But if its windy outside, closing it helps to keep the heat in. I cook chicken at 325, so I tend to open up the chimney to let some of that air and smoke to pass through.
First time using the achiote paste so this will be interesting, I added probably twice the cilantro by mistake but I may try to inject some of the marinade into the chicken. I plan to smoke the chicken also, not sure what wood to use yet..I'll let you know how we like it and thanks for the recipe!
Thanks for a nice recipe, will try It out! Should I use 4 oz Anchiote Paste in the marinade or is that the size of the pack? I.e. should put half of that in the marinade?
I live around 30 mins from mexicali as well! Good cook! Tacos de perrego..I mean borrego should be your next cook!
Thats on my list Eddie, I have some cooks in front of it. I live in Brawley brotha, born and raised. Thank you, this was fantastic, basting the chicken with that salsa was delicious.
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Kuddos to the chef! Fire bro. I used to eats this in San Diego and in Mexacali on my way to San Felipe.
This looks really delicious - will have to try this weekend. I am curious about the heat level in your marinade. This looks awesome - will try this coming weekend. I will make one exactly per your direction and one a bit milder for children. How hot/spicy is this recipe and based on that how many Jalapeños to sub for Serrano peppers?
it's not spicy, right now Jalapeños are the winter harvest. Not spicy at all. But always use as much as you feel comfortable.
I followed your recipe and made this spatchcock chicken on Saturday. It is fabulous and delicious. Thank you for sharing!!!
I am glad to hear, they serve it up really nice at the restaurant with all the sides. Thank you!
Thank you. Enjoyed it.
Can you 'squeeze' the marinade through a ketchup type bottle?
Beautifully done!! I can’t wait to try this at home
Thank you so much for this recipe. Made it tonight for my wife and kids and everyone loved it. I subbed jalapeños for the serranos just to tune it down for kids. Came out perfect.
I've been trying to duplicate that Baja style chicken marinade, but could never get it quite right. Now I know I've been missing the Anchiote paste! I'm going to be trying your recipe over mesquite coals, since I don't have a pellet grill.
how did it turn out?
@@dank9288639 It turned out great. I marinated chicken thighs in it, then grilled them over mesquite. Some of the best chicken I've ever made.
I tried your baja tacos and they came out good , im giving this receipe a shoot.. thank you for keeping it simple and delicius you really enjoy to teach
Those tacos are my go to recipe, I have family from the Tijuana area. The marisco's out there are delicious. This one is a good cook, that marinade is on point. I would suggest leaving it for a while. I had better results letting marinate over night.
Ayyy!!! Bomb marinade! Smoked chicken breast came out fire!
At my local Mexican restaurant, Pollo Asado is chicken breast smothered in caramelized onions and cheese sauce.
How long is the chicken supposed to rest before you serve it.
I'm up here in Colorado and I just barely heard of Achiote Paste so I'll be giving that a try when I find it. Obliviously a great marinade but you showed one kicker I never see in YT cooks and that's getting the marinade under the skin..I'm subbing!
Trying this tomorrow! I’m leaving my chicken marinating tonight. I know exactly what you mean about the burnt chicken my dad and tios make. Glad I have a smoker to try this with some mesquite. Cheers.
Mesquite wood lump charcoal is my favorite, I hope you enjoy it brotha. Thank you.
ALL STAR cook bro! I'm loving this one!
Thank you Alton, the flavor was awesome. I tore all 4 wings up lol.
Can this be accomplished on a vertical smoker ?
Pollo Asado Mariposa
I've been to Mexican markets and seen this marinated chicken. But never purchased. Maybe I'll give it a try at the market hopefully I can find a market with quality Pollos. Then try this recipe to compare. I'd rather have organic chicken. But now I know what's in it. I've always been more of a dry rub person. I wonder if there is an authentic Pollo Asado Mariposa??
Thank you.
Looks real good carnal! Gonna try this weekend! 😎🍻
You think you could marinade a turkey like this? Just a thought
Gracias por compartir se mira delicioso voy a tener que prepararlo para probarlo.
Daannnngggg. Kirby over there calling out the tio’s! 😂😂
This looks awesome Kirby. I’m definitely going to try this for my family 👍🏻
Haha ya getting drunk not watching the meat doesn't count. I hope you and your loved ones enjoy it Tyler, its delicious!
lol 🎉
Been considering picking up one of these. You’re killing it! Everything looks good
Would boneless chicken thighs be good for this recipe?
can i reuse the leftover marinate?
Hey I'm like this marinade the but what substitute can I use in place of the paste I definitely want to give a try. That chicken looks super delicious thanks for sharing my brother. You and the family have a wonderful weekend and stay safe.
Thank you Stephen, maybe 1 tbsp paprika and 1 tbsp of chili powder mixed. Thats should give it nice color and flavor.
Man o' man! You rock!! I'll drive the 1,300 miles from Colorado to Southern Cali to eat your food, man!
Thank you, this comes out great everytime. I would love to cook you food, thats what got me into cooking in the first place. But if not, I hope you enjoy the recipe. Its really good with all the sides.
Can’t make out the red paste in package , what is that called?
Annatto seed paste, in spanish Anchiote
Bro! This looks amazing! I don't have a smoker, but how can I cook it on my charcoal grill? Or would it be best on a propane grill?
U can use charcoal grill smoke it indirectly on the side where there ain’t charcoal and if u want smoke but a smoke tube and fill it w wood pellets and put them on the fire side
Hi Kirby thank you for sharing this recipe. My family thoroughly enjoyed it and they are picky when it comes to eating chicken! Your advice on how to cook it on the pit boss was spot on 👌🏼.
Do you have any advice on the technique to use on a Weber? I’m looking for a more crispy skin. Thank you!
Todo se ve bién. I love achiote paste with chicken.
Thank you Big Lew, it came out great.
I put the chicken and marinade in a large ziplock freezer bag then put in the refrigerator overnight.
Another winner Kirby! I was hoping to see how you split the bird open. Thxs
I left it out because it was running a bit long, I am sorry for that. Took some gardening shears I use only for food. Cut along the spine clipping the rib cage. Then clean up any pokey spots from the rib cage. It was delicious, I hope you enjoy it. Thank you and stay saylge my friend.
All over it bro thank you. I have my chicken brining over night, Tomorrow 2 chickens going on the pitboss I’ll let you know how it turns out. 🙏🏽
Hope you and your loved ones enjoy it brotha. Over night the marinade should be seasoned good.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR VIDEO AND RECIPE 🍗🍅🧄🧅🌶. LOOKING FORWARD TO TRYING THIS RECIPE.
Thank you Carolyn, its a pretty tasty recipe. I hope you and your loved ones enjoy it. Stay safe my friend.
Can’t wait to try it, question can you put it in a bag and let it marinate?
Hows it goin Juan, yup you sure can. Its actually better in the bag, I just didn't have any. I will be fixing that problem today lol. I have some other cooks lined up.
Kirby you champion. The marinade colour,alone had me twitching excitedly Thank you to your friends dad for sharing the recipe. Appreciate the history, the genuineness of all your cooks. The sweet char on the birds, just evokes hunger. Stunning! #kirbyBanderas impressed our socks off.xoxo love to fam.
Thank you Mona, it was a yummy one. I hope your blessed my friend, as always stay beautiful.
What do you think about putting the chicken in a brine before adding the salsa?
To control sodium, that is definitely a great thing to do. That way you just get the flavor from all of the ingredients. Give it a try and let me know what you think. Thank you, I hope you have a great rest of your weekend.
I spatch cocked 3 birds last weekend. One of them found out about the other 2 and it has become an absolute mess!
Thanks for the video, chicken looks delicious bro. Gonna have to try this out!
Damn mighty fine looking yard bird Kirby ! Love that color ! Great cook !
Thanks Kent, it was pretty good.
That looks awesome!! Gonna have to try it out. Any recommendations on sides?
Mexican fried rice and beans, I have both recipes in my Mexican recipes playlist. Its really good, get you some tortillas, lemon and salsa.
@@CookingwithKirby gonna watch now! I made my first Spanish rice in instapot the other day...sazon packet, and onion. Wife liked it.
That looks amazing! Totally trying it this weekend! Question from someone who doesn't eat spicy, how spicy is the anchiote paste? And if it is spicy, is there a mild alternative? Thanks!
Hi Maritza, Anchiote paste is not spicy. It's made from Annatto seed and other spices.
Another awesome cook Kirby, definitely trying this recipe. Getting my Pit Boss this week. Our local Walmart had them on clearance for $250, I was like a kid in the candy store lol thanks for sharing!
Nice Brian, thats a good deal. They work really good, definitely convenient to cook with. Everything ive put on it has came out fantastic. I hope you enjoy it bro.
@@CookingwithKirby Thank you, I intend on it
I need to try this one next
Hi. I could only find achiote powder in 2oz packages, not the paste. Your recipe calls for 4oz of paste. How much powder do you think I should use since I don’t have the paste? Thanks so much!!!
The 2oz of powder would be fine. The paste is mixed with garlic and other stuff.
@@CookingwithKirby you’re the man. I’m literally about to start making this amazing marinade so your timing could not be more perfect. I sincerely appreciate the info & your time. Thank you, sir!
Trying this right now. Looks awesome!
I hope you enjoy it Neal, that marinade had some good flavor.
Great video! Im going to try this tonight
I'm definitely trying this one out. Thanks
Its pretty good Jeremy, if you have large zip lock bags. its best to let them marinate in them. I didn't have any for the video. Thank you, let me know what you think when you try it.
Now don’t get me wrong. I’d rather have this on the grill, but I live in an apt and don’t have one. Can I cook this in the oven?
You most definitely can.
@@CookingwithKirby I noticed you grill on a low heat but most recommendations for the oven I’m seeing is for 450 for whole chicken. Is that what you would do? I don’t want to dry it out
Another triumph mi hermano! Dang those looked beautiful and I’ll bet tasted even better. Thanks for sharing and que tenga un buen dia.
Gracias mi amigo, it was a pretty tasty cook Gary. With all the sides, this one is a delicious meal.
Beautiful looking chicken! Had my mouth watering! Love it!
Thank you Joe, that marinade is awesome. Gonna be grillin up a lot of Mexican bbq here shortly.
NICE 👌🏾
Good stuff brotha, thanks for sharing!
I'm definitely going to try the marinade.... But I have no love for pellet cookers... The art of cooking with fire is lost with these" I'll do the work for you grills"!.. if I could make a recommendation... Try putting the chicken in a zippy bag with the marinade
Making this today... PitBoss heating as I type this 🤤🐔
This best recipes come from friends dad's.
Awesome video bro, chicken looked amazing! I'm from San Diego and went to tijuana mexicali all over, tjats when my love for Mexican food started🔥🔥
Thank you Ricky, if your ever in the area hit me up. We can do something. This is my type of cooking right here.
@@CookingwithKirby Will do brother thanks alot🙏
Heck yeah Kirby that chicken looks awesome brother. I will definitely try this sometime. Rice beans and tortillas is mandatory with this. 👍👍
Yup, give it the full servings. Thats how my friends Father serves it. Its some good stuff. Thanks brotha, I hope you are safe my friend.
Heck yeah here in Oklahoma you can't find good new mexico mexican food, I can't wait to try this.
Se ven chidos esos pollitos 🐥 compa voy a preparar unos😀
Gracias Carnal!
I bet this would be fire on some wings!
It sure is, it was the first thing I ate.
can i add Dried Guajillo Chiles Peppers to this recipe?
Yes you can substitute for Guajillo
@@CookingwithKirby actually meant if I can add it along with the recipe not by substituting it.
Yes you can
@@CookingwithKirby buying an offset smoker and the first thing I’ll smoke is your recipe :)
ya this recipe is great for smoking or grilling. I cook some version of this recipe all the time. The best thing to do is let it marinate, I like to let it marinate for 24 hours when I can. If you don't have much time, add a bit more salt. It doesn't transfer all the sodium in short marinades.
I’m going to try this recipe, I’ve been looking for a good chicken recipe. By the way, you resemble a young Pepe Aguilar. Lol
Nice... Really Nice!!! Subscribed!!
Your neighbors must be jealous, smelling all the delicious food you make all the time.
They actually get some when I have a lot made. My neighbor always tells me "Sure bring it on" lol
Looks good bro. Nice smoker!
Thank you Mike, I've been having fun with it. Tomorrow is gonna be fun.
Orale Kirby, your making me hungry. Keep it up
Thank you Joey, this is an awesome recipe brotha. Let me know what you think of it. Stay safe brotha.
Cooking with Kirby I do a marinate without the Chile, it tastes like the Mexican guys seasoning they sell, i am not sure what it’s called, I forgot. I want to try this one. I am going to be opening up a small taco stand so I have been messing with recipes
Nice job, didn't really think about putting it on, I have a Traeger, and cooking it like that. I don't like it burnt to hell either.
Before eating the chicken 🐓 a good cold TECATE BEER 🍺 🇲🇽
Love you kirbss!!!!!
Thank you Gabriel, stay safe my friend.
Inviting & Delicious delicious !
Thank you Linda, it was delicious my friend. Stay safe, my prayers to you and your loved ones.
Te pareces a Pepe Aguilar!!!!
I know exactly what you mean by "Burned Chicken" .....my ex brother in law Rick was famous for doing that.....i was hungry n goes better with a Corona .......
Lol that's why I take over, everyone knows that when I come over. 🤣
No, I understand who wants flaming birds....Austin huh? Orale....yo McAllen
@@jimmygarcia3068 I'm in So Cal brotha, 2 hrs from the Tijuana border. 25 from the capital Mexicali.
Ok, I'm familiar with the area....I was in the Navy
pollo👍
awesome
Buena receta amigo
Gracias Carnal
Great video bro
1.5hrs total ??? Nevers Seen a smoker smoke that faste. Decided to put m'y chicken on the bbq after 1.5hrs so i can eat today :(
Dud you need to invest in a ninja blender
Your uncle's Charro Chicken🤠
Haha ya they char it up. Thank you Jules, stay safe my friend.
Try to stop me from making this!!!
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you should just add the marinade inside your pan dude
no hate by the way. also you should invest in some hotel pans , go to a restaurant depot or chefs toys and get some ,they come in handy when you want to marinate meats
I was already running late to get the food marinated, found out I was out of 2.5 gallon zip lock bags. Definitely there are better ways to marinate it, I just used what I had lol.
My dad and tios burn the shit out of the pollo every damn time 😂 I guess it’s just a Mexican thing bro lol
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