One of my mom’s helpers has been with her for more than five years already. She was 17 years old at that time and knows nothing in the kitchen. She can’t even cook scrambled egg. With enough patience, she turned into one of the best cooks my mom ever had. One of the favorite dishes she likes to cook isΒ Garlic Rosemary Chicken.Β
Since it is love month and I was looking for a simple recipe to cook for our V-Day Dinner, I decided to make one too.
I don’t have the guts to use one whole chicken – yet. I was scared I might not be able to cook it well until the inside. So I just used chicken breast and cut it into thin strips to make sure it gets cooked. Plus, it minimizes baking time too.
After cutting the chicken breast into thin strips, I seasoned it with salt, pepper, (lots of) rosemary and dried thyme. I don’t have time to look for fresh ones in Centris since I wasn’t able to wake up early so I settled for the McCormick ones. Anyway, it still turned out well.
After seasoning, place it in a baking dish or pan. I just used the cookie pan since it is bigger. Drizzle it with olive oil and add garlic on top. Don’t forget to arrange veggies on the sides too.Β I really love how this recipe turned out. And yes, my kitchen smelled really good, I can’t wait to munch on it. I was glad that my husband appreciated it and liked his dinner.Β
However, there are still areas I need to improve on. I got a bit excited with rosemary that I may have sprinkled a lot. My advice: take it easy when seasoning your chicken.
So, here you go. Sharing with you our yaya’s recipe of Garlic Rosemary Chicken, with my own twist, of course.
GARLIC ROSEMARY CHICKEN RECIPE
Ingredients:
- Chicken thigh or breast fillet, half or one kilo depending on the number of people to eat
- Clove of garlic, minced
- Rosemary, fresh ones are recommended but the store-bought ones will do
- Thyme
- Salt and pepper for seasoning
- Preferred choice of veggies for side dish
How to Cook:
- Cut the chicken into thin strips. This will make it easier to cook.
- Season with salt and pepper.
- Place the chicken in a baking pan. Drizzle with olive oil.
- Sprinkle with garlic, rosemary, and thyme. Spread evenly.
- Add veggies on the side. You may also cook the veggies separately.
- Bake for 30 minutes or until chicken is brown and tender.
Enjoy!
Ayi is a stay-at-home mom of two. When her kids are in their best state, she keeps up with chores, work, and ensuring that her sanity is intact. Join her as she navigates through this rollercoaster ride called motherhood.
Nice! Ma-try nga π
My family loves chicken, will save this recipe… π thanks for sharing..
will keep this in mind on my next adventure at the kitchen
Yummy!!! I love chicken talaga, but can’t eat it because my son has allergies (breastfed). We used to do rosemary chicken, haven’t thought about putting garlic into the mix!
I seriously can smell that dish from here…rosemary and thyme such a wonderful combination to tickle the sense of smell! Thank you for sharing this recipe!
Thank you for sharing this recipe, Ayi π I might try it with the chicken tenders that we have for this week π
we do this all the time but with marble potatoes instead of carrots. super yummy! π
This is a fuss-free recipe! Thanks for sharing!
xoxo
MrsMartinez
Thank you so much for sharing this recipe! Will try this sa weekend.
Unlike you, I’m more comfortable using 1 whole chicken. Mas sanay ako mag roast pag ganun. hehe
I’ve worked with chefs in my past corporate life and one thing I learned from them is to go easy when using dried herbs because they’re more concentrated than fresh ones. Doesn’t feel nice when our hubbies appreciate our cooking. π
That’s what I noticed too. Hehehe. Kaya the next time I’ll use herbs, I’ll take it easy :)) Thanks for the tip π