Philippine Chicken - Slow Cooker
#160840 - 03/15/05 04:33 PM
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Shell Marr
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I got this from my Grandmother on my Dad's side, who is from the Philippines.... she would normally use 1 chicken cut up, but this should work just fine this way.
Philippine Chicken - Slow Cooker
4 servings
4 boneless skinless chicken breast
1 cup water
1/2 cup vinegar
1/4 cup soy sauce
2 clove garlic, sliced
Put all ingredients into crockpot; cook on LOW for 6 to 8 hours. Serve over rice.
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Wow! This sounds super easy...I will have to try it soon! Maybe Thursday - I have a doctors appointment and not lotsa time for cooking that day!
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This was so different, but very good. When I came home the house smelled SO GOOD! (That's one of my favorite parts of using the crock pot! LOL) It seemed kinda familiar when I first tried it and I think I figured it out - it kinda reminded me of pork & sauerkraut. I think it was the vinegar that did that.
I liked it - very good and SOOOO simple! Thanks Shell! 
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Did you follow the recipe exactly? And use 4 chicken breasts? Curious minds want to know!
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Heather
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I actually ended up using 5. I'd had a package of chicken breast, which I assumed had 4 in it like most, but it only had 3. I don't like having too little in the slow cooker, so I thawed out 2 more I'd had frozen to make sure there was enough to cook in there!
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I had leftovers yesterday for lunch yesterday, and they were even better! 
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Hey Shell - have you tried my Pancit Bijon recipe? My husband is half filipino (his Mother was born in the Philippines) Very filipino and it was a total lunch staple for me.
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Quote:
Hey Shell - have you tried my Pancit Bijon recipe? My husband is half filipino (his Mother was born in the Philippines) Very filipino and it was a total lunch staple for me.
No, I have not tried the Pancit Bijon but it sounds good...minus the cabbage
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I make it without the cabbage a lot of the time, too.
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OH, I so need to make this one again!! All I need is the chicken and 6 hours to smell up the house with this yummy stuff!! 
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