The chicken legs were rubbed with a BBQ spice mix, placed on a rack, covered with tin foil and a tea towel, and cooked in the Sun Oven for about an hour. The salad is one that I came up with while we were watching the World Cup in 1994. It's avocado, feta cheese, tomato, red onion, and basil seasoned with olive oil and vinegar; ingredients that come from around the world so it seems appropriate for an international sporting event.
Saturday, June 26, 2010
World Cup Salad and Wings
Ok, they're chicken legs, not wings; and the salad has nothing to do with solar cooking, but that's what we had for lunch as we watched the U.S. get eliminated from the World Cup. :(
The chicken legs were rubbed with a BBQ spice mix, placed on a rack, covered with tin foil and a tea towel, and cooked in the Sun Oven for about an hour. The salad is one that I came up with while we were watching the World Cup in 1994. It's avocado, feta cheese, tomato, red onion, and basil seasoned with olive oil and vinegar; ingredients that come from around the world so it seems appropriate for an international sporting event.
The chicken legs were rubbed with a BBQ spice mix, placed on a rack, covered with tin foil and a tea towel, and cooked in the Sun Oven for about an hour. The salad is one that I came up with while we were watching the World Cup in 1994. It's avocado, feta cheese, tomato, red onion, and basil seasoned with olive oil and vinegar; ingredients that come from around the world so it seems appropriate for an international sporting event.
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Well, even if the US didn't win, your salad did... great ingredients and a perfect meal for watching the World Cup... Any leftovers for Martin to reheat?...
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