Middle-Eastern Spiced Pomegranate Chicken Recipe Video

Pomegranate juice makes an excellent marinade for chicken. It’s sweet, tart flavor works really well, especially with the middle-eastern spices you’ll see me add in this demo. I marinated mine overnight for 12 hours, but a full 24 would be even better. The most common requests I get via email are new things to do with chicken and salmon. Everyone realizes that they should be eating more of these “healthier” proteins, but they get bored with the same old, same old. This is a great way to turn those boring BBQ chicken drumsticks into something exciting and delicious. Almost every grocery store these days carries pomegranate juice. Due to its incredibly high content of anti-oxidants, millions of people are drinking this stuff on a regular basis, which of course is why it’s so expensive. But, here we only need one 16oz. bottle, so it shouldn’t be too hard on the budget.

Summary

Cooking Time45 MinDifficulty LevelEasy
Health IndexAverageServings6
TasteFeel
MethodMain Ingredient

Ingredients

 
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Directions

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Editors Review

For those who choose to eat “healthier” proteins, but get bored with the same old ways to cook them, here is a great way to turn plain chicken drumsticks into something exotic and truly delicious. This recipe uses incredibly healthy pomegranate juice, which is high in anti-oxidants to marinate chicken legs. It’s sweet, tart flavor mixed with the flavors of the middle-eastern spice mix creates a really interesting and exotic roast chicken dish. Definitely a new way to make roast chicken.
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