Wish-Bone Marinated Broiled Chicken with Stuffing and Buttered Spinach
I offer no recipe here, but this is one of my hubby's favorite dinner: broiled chicken marinated overnight in Wish-Bone Robusto Italian Seasoning, plus poultry stuffing prepared as directed on the package, and boiled spinach with butter and salt. (He always has to have Pepsi -- drinks it as if it were water. I feel kinda hopeless about it.) Needless to say that our Pinoy tongues (mine and my kids') have also adapted to this American-style dinner. ![Posted by Hello](//photos1.blogger.com/pbh.gif)
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hmmm.... manang, masarap ata ito. parang gusto ko ring iluto. patay na patay ako sa marinated na manok, tapos eh may spinach pa - yan pang isa kong peborit.
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But seriously, if you can't find bean sprouts, you can forego using them. I used them as extenders: matakaw kasi, and half a kilo of chicken mince does not look filling enough. You cannot NOT have the sweet basil though, otherwise there is nothing to tie it up with Thai. Patay!
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