-Si te comes este pollo de la suerte, todo el año es NAVIDAD 😊-
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Christmas! Christmas! Nice Christmas... 🎶
-Flower, but it's MARCH.... What we want is party, beach, relaxation.
-If you eat this lucky chicken, all year long it's CHRISTMAS 😊- -If you eat this lucky chicken, all year long it's CHRISTMAS 😊-.
My dear #foodieslovers, I greet you hoping that everything is going very well in your kitchens.
For reasons not worth remembering, I had not been able to post this recipe that I LOVED! For its taste, visualization and most importantly, because it was made with family 💗 Being with family, it's all good.
I lost a lot of pictures, but I want you to please save this recipe so you can go buy your ingredients, make it for a special dinner or just give it as a gift to your family as a symbol of togetherness and love, as it should always prevail.
All my brothers cook better than me; I think men have that gift for detail, flavor, and they like to eat, so their ideas are always cooler than mine (and so they cater to me 😎).
In December, the food that goes in the center of the table is pernil or turkey. Because it's just my mom and I at the table, we wanted to make it different. Also, I had seen recipes on Instagram that motivated me because they looked so easy! I commented them with my brother and he said: I made it once, if you want I'll help you 😉.
The main thing was to buy the chicken. I have a special supplier who sells me homemade chicken, that is, she has her farm and without using many additives, she sells some quality chickens. So that first step was already solved, because it was a big, fresh and beautiful chicken.
Once at home, we had the detail that we did not know how to debone the chicken! So we turned to our friend Youtube and this was the chosen video; I recommend it:
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The anecdotal thing is that my brother first said: -this chicken is different- and the second time he said -ah! yes, I found it- 🤣
With the chicken open, these were the ingredients we used. I tell you that I had not bought many things previously, but they were in my fridge and we were adding them:
🍗 Aceitunas.
🍗 Pasas.
🍗 Recortes de jamón y queso. En mi país los venden, si no se compran por separado y se les coloca en trozos; igual eso se va a derretir.
🍗 Vino blanco. El más económico que encuentren.
🍗 Para sazonar, usamos: sal, pimienta, paprika, mostaza, comino, cubito de pollo.
🍗 Cebolla, pimentón, ajo, perejil, cebollín.
🍗 Hilo.
🍗 Olives.
🍗 Raisins.
🍗 Ham and cheese trimmings. In my country they sell them, if not buy them separately and put them in chunks; still that will melt.
🍗 White wine. The cheapest you can find.
🍗 For seasoning, we use: salt, pepper, paprika, mustard, cumin, chicken cube.
🍗 Onion, paprika, garlic, parsley, chives.
🍗 Thread.


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We place the vegetables that we previously liquefied and the first layer is the yellow cheese, then the trimmings and finally the smoked ham. We also add the olives and raisins, which is the Christmas flavor we need 😊. It is done only in the center because the ends are to tie it.




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Finally, the wine is poured, covering all the chicken and even overflowing it, because every 10 or 15 minutes we have to take a spoon and cover the chicken, do you understand? Flavoring the chicken.


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After two hours, in this process of “bathing the chicken”, we proceed to close it.
The idea is to take the ends and tie it as if it were imprisoned with handcuffs 😊. We both did it because one of us grabbed it and the other one tied it, always making sure that all the food inside did not come out.




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It turns out that the chicken was supposed to be done in the big oven, but since my oven is small; well, it was a challenge, but we still put it in that refractory with a little more wine.
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The smell, while it was cooking, OUFF, flooded my whole house and I was watching the whole time.
After an hour (because chicken cooks fast), I took it out, poured some of the juice and turned it every hour so that it was done on each side.
In the end, I lost the official photo of the stuffed chicken on my table, but believe me, it was DIVINOOOO, I was delighted and I was eating chicken almost all January 🤣 because each slice was full of seasoning and stew, so serving a small portion was enough 😎. The good thing is that I'm pending to make it again and there, yes, I'll have that longed photo😊.
La portada, al igual que el separador, los hice en Canvas.
El traductor que usé fue DeepL.