Marinated Baked Chicken With Roasted Shallots And Peppers

Chicken bakeThis quick, simple and healthy supper is only 306 calories per portion. Bursting with flavours and colours, it’s enough to satisfy even the most hungry diner. If time allows pop the chicken into the marinade before leaving for work.

Calories 306g

Serves: 4
Preparation time: 10 minutes
Cooking time: 35 – 40 minutes

INGREDIENTS
8 chicken thighs
150ml pot natural yoghurt
2 tbsp harissa paste
12 shallots, peeled
1 packet mixed peppers, red, yellow & green, quartered, seeds and core removed

METHOD

Make cuts in the skin of the chicken thighs to let the marinade penetrate. Mix together the yogurt and harissa, toss into the chicken and leave to marinate in the fridge for 20 minutes or for several hours if time.

Pre heat oven to 200c/180c fan/gas mark 6. Place the chicken in a single layer in an ovenproof casserole or roasting tin. Add the peppers and shallots, sprinkle with a little oil.

Cook for approximately 35 minutes until the chicken is golden, cooked through and piping hot and the shallots and peppers are nicely roasted.

Cook’s Tip: Delicious served with baby new potatoes tossed in a little butter or couscous mixed with finely chopped fresh coriander, mint and chopped dried apricots.

[credit: www.ukshallot.com]

  • Belinda Wanis, aka Miss B, is a Belle About Town who likes to bring a little bit of style into every aspect of her life. An experienced journalist with over 20 years in the industry she turned to the web, creating Belle About Town in early 2010, to fill a gap for tech-savvy stylish women who want the best life has to offer at their fingertips. She loves a decadent cocktail bar, a beautifully cut dress, cultural getaways, quality over quantity and is partial to Asian-fusion food. A globetrotter, who has lived in Australia, the UK and Denmark, she enjoys holidaying in the sun and you can often find her on a beach in Thailand or on shopping breaks in Sydney or New York. But her first love is, of course, London!

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