This chicken in Galilee’s Delicacy Silan Date Syrup is so easy to make and so delicious. Move over, duck sauce, there’s a new favorite in town!
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Directions
1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. In a small bowl mix the silan, soy sauce, and crushed garlic.
Confession: I forgot to add the garlic, but this is still delicious. But you don’t need this much sauce. I had more chicken pieces than the recipe said, but still only used half of the sauce, even while being generous with coverage. but I am saving the sauce to use another time. I would definitely make this again.
Heidi Presser
1 year ago
The recipe says 3-4 chicken legs. The picture shows 3 legs with thighs attached. Do I use 3-4 legs or 3 to 4 legs with thighs attached?
Confession: I forgot to add the garlic, but this is still delicious. But you don’t need this much sauce. I had more chicken pieces than the recipe said, but still only used half of the sauce, even while being generous with coverage. but I am saving the sauce to use another time. I would definitely make this again.
The recipe says 3-4 chicken legs. The picture shows 3 legs with thighs attached. Do I use 3-4 legs or 3 to 4 legs with thighs attached?
I think you could use either 🙂
We all loved it Made it as described above, and we all loved it, young and old. I also used the same sauce for a roast, and it came out delish!
We are so happy to hear that everyone in your house enjoyed this recipe!