Coconut Sriracha soda can roast chicken
Naturally sweet coconut cream and the fiery heat of Sriracha blend to make the perfect marinade for this retro-style roast chicken dish.
Always a popular choice for main courses, chicken can be cooked with or without bones. Start by going through our primer on chicken parts. Then, check out our favorite ways of cooking fillets and bone-in chicken (fried, grilled, in soups and in stews). Learn how to make broth from chicken bones too!

Naturally sweet coconut cream and the fiery heat of Sriracha blend to make the perfect marinade for this retro-style roast chicken dish.

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Marinated chicken livers are deep fried then tossed with stir fried garlicky string beans, mushrooms and quail eggs.
