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Super sweet n spicy chicken. In a bowl we have placed our chicken parts then added peppercorns, star anise, chopped ginger, soy sauce and fresh red chilli along with lemon juice and a can of 7 up. Now coke pepsi sprite all work and do the same the job. Mix well and cover then place in a fridge for a min of 2 hours overnight is best. Now you can if you like just dry skillet fry these or they are great on your bbq. We have fried them added garlic more chilli and honey. Either way they are spicy n sweet, enjoy.
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