Meats marinated using salt does have a very low water absorption properties similar to the brining process.
An alternative method of keeping the meat dry is to use fats. Types of fats to be used depends on the type of meat and important, the result that you yearn.
However, I use water because I prefer to keep it as low fat as possible, hence I make use of the absorption properties causes by the salt.
Prep Time 15 minutesmins
Cook Time 45 minutesmins
Total Time 1 hourhr
Course Main Course, Side Dish
Cuisine English, Western
Difficulty Medium
Servings 2people
Ingredients
300gBoneless Chicken Leg(chicken breast as option)
1pcsOnion
2pcsTomatoes
100gSweet Beans
1tspCajun(1 tsp per pound of meat)
to tasteSalt
Olive Oil(as needed)
Black Pepper(as needed)
1tbspYellow Mustard
Instructions
Preparation
Clean and season chicken with salt and cajun seasoning.
Cut White Onion and Tomato into oblique.
Cut green beans into about 1 inch in length then keep aside.
Preheat oven to 230 degrees Celsius.
With a baking tray, add white onions, red tomatoes, green beans, olive oil, salt, and black pepper. Mix well.
Roasting Boneless Chicken Leg
Roast mix vegetables for 15 minutes at 230 degrees Celsius.
Then place the marinated boneless chicken leg over the roasted vegetables.
Roast for another 30 minutes. (Butterfly chicken breast will take about 11 minutes.
Meanwhile, poach the sweet beans for 30 – 45 seconds with some salt.
Soak sweet beans in a cold bath to stop the cooking process. Strain and peel both ends.
Once the chicken is done remove and set aside.
Reduce the gravy in the roasting tray with a tablespoon of yellow mustard.
Season with salt as necessary.
Remove gravy from heat and set aside.
Presentation
Carefully place a generous amount of roasted vegetables on a clean plate.
Place the roasted chicken slanted over the roasted vegetable.
Pour a spoonful or two of the gravy on the roasted chicken.