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African Chicken Looks Odd

This dish was actually invented in the 1940s in Macau, a former Portuguese colony. No one knows for sure why it was named African Chicken, since the chef who originally created it passed away about 30 years later, but it is a possible nod to Portugal's Moorish history. The marinade is very similar to that for Frango Grehaldo (Portuguese grilled chicken), but the idea of using coconut milk for the basting sauce probably came from Goa, another former Portuguese colony.

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  1. BullNovember 25, 2020 at 5:58 PM

    Sinificant different from typical Far East breed.
    Eggs look much akin. More slender high.
    Taste sounds like good "scrumptious" commented.

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