Grilled Malibu Chicken (pic)
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Grilled Malibu Chicken (pic)
Grilled Malibu Chicken
Here is a great way to add some much needed pizazz and wow factor to
grilled boneless-skinless chicken breasts. As I've said before, they certainly
need all the help they can get.
The breasts are marinated in a dry rub, grilled with a pineapple mustard
mop sauce, then topped with sliced deli ham, Swiss cheese and a
pineapple ring. It's almost like an inside-out cordon bleu that can be served
plated, or as a sandwich on a hearty bun.
Ingredients
6 Boneless/skinless chicken breasts
12 slices Deli ham (thin)
6 slices Canned pineapple
6 slices Swiss cheese (I used Boar's Head® Baby Swiss)
1/2 cup Pineapple juice
4 Tbsp Unsalted butter, melted
2 Tbsp BBQ seasoning (I used Sucklebusters Hoochie Mama)
1 Tbsp Plain yellow mustard
1 Tbsp Honey
1 Tbsp Molasses
2 tsp Worcestershire sauce
1 tsp Chili powder
Method
Put a breast in a gallon zip-top bag and pound the thick end until the
entire breast is uniform in thickness, then move to a platter or rimmed
sheet pan.
Repeat with the remaining breasts.
Season both sides of each breast with the BBQ seasoning, cover and
refrigerate at least an hour.
Combine the butter, pineapple juice, mustard, honey, molasses,
Worcestershire sauce and chili powder a medium mixing bowl and whisk
until smooth, then set aside.
Prepare your grill for two-zone cooking (direct and indirect) at medium-high
heat (about 400º).
Quickly grill one side of each breast and each pineapple ring over direct
heat until they are seared and have nice grill marks, about two minutes.
Flip each breast and ring, brush with the sauce, and cook another two
minutes.
Move the chicken to the indirect part of the grill and brush the top of each
with the sauce.
Top each breast with two slices of ham and drizzle the ham with the
sauce.
Put a slice of cheese then a pineapple ring on each breast and drizzle yet
again with the sauce.
Continue cooking with the grill lid down until the internal temperature
reaches 160º, about 10 minutes.
Serve with, yes, you guessed it, a drizzle of sauce.
Enjoy!
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John
Here is a great way to add some much needed pizazz and wow factor to
grilled boneless-skinless chicken breasts. As I've said before, they certainly
need all the help they can get.
The breasts are marinated in a dry rub, grilled with a pineapple mustard
mop sauce, then topped with sliced deli ham, Swiss cheese and a
pineapple ring. It's almost like an inside-out cordon bleu that can be served
plated, or as a sandwich on a hearty bun.
Ingredients
6 Boneless/skinless chicken breasts
12 slices Deli ham (thin)
6 slices Canned pineapple
6 slices Swiss cheese (I used Boar's Head® Baby Swiss)
1/2 cup Pineapple juice
4 Tbsp Unsalted butter, melted
2 Tbsp BBQ seasoning (I used Sucklebusters Hoochie Mama)
1 Tbsp Plain yellow mustard
1 Tbsp Honey
1 Tbsp Molasses
2 tsp Worcestershire sauce
1 tsp Chili powder
Method
Put a breast in a gallon zip-top bag and pound the thick end until the
entire breast is uniform in thickness, then move to a platter or rimmed
sheet pan.
Repeat with the remaining breasts.
Season both sides of each breast with the BBQ seasoning, cover and
refrigerate at least an hour.
Combine the butter, pineapple juice, mustard, honey, molasses,
Worcestershire sauce and chili powder a medium mixing bowl and whisk
until smooth, then set aside.
Prepare your grill for two-zone cooking (direct and indirect) at medium-high
heat (about 400º).
Quickly grill one side of each breast and each pineapple ring over direct
heat until they are seared and have nice grill marks, about two minutes.
Flip each breast and ring, brush with the sauce, and cook another two
minutes.
Move the chicken to the indirect part of the grill and brush the top of each
with the sauce.
Top each breast with two slices of ham and drizzle the ham with the
sauce.
Put a slice of cheese then a pineapple ring on each breast and drizzle yet
again with the sauce.
Continue cooking with the grill lid down until the internal temperature
reaches 160º, about 10 minutes.
Serve with, yes, you guessed it, a drizzle of sauce.
Enjoy!
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John
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I will gladly dispose of any leftovers!!!
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Re: Grilled Malibu Chicken (pic)
Looks great but can I pull the pineapple ring off mine?
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Re: Grilled Malibu Chicken (pic)
Nope. It's not optional equipment.3 star redneck wrote:Looks great but can I pull the pineapple ring off mine?
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Re: Grilled Malibu Chicken (pic)
Looks great John. The only thing I may do is chop some fresh jalapeno in the marinade. The spice would go great with the swiss and the sweet of the pineapple.
Thanks for the pics.
Thanks for the pics.
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Re: Grilled Malibu Chicken (pic)
Outstanding - Looks mightyfine just like it is - yum
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing
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Re: Grilled Malibu Chicken (pic)
But there is no marinade.SmokinMerc wrote:Looks great John. The only thing I may do is chop some fresh jalapeno in the marinade. The spice would go great with the swiss and the sweet of the pineapple.
Thanks for the pics.
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Looks good and sounds great....just gimme a kaiser roll!
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Great lookin pics.and recipe.Thanks.
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Re: Grilled Malibu Chicken (pic)
John
Sounds great n they are in the works now
John you posted
and Patio Daddio replied
Knowing what both of you meant n wrote
I dry rubbed with seasoning -set for 3 hours - added serrano chiles diced to the cheese with fresh pineapple
However- U all !!! This was delicious! Thxs John n patio for extra suggestion.
Made a dipping sauce of avocado-cilanto-jalapeno-water-lime n salt...Yum
Sounds great n they are in the works now
John you posted
The breasts are marinated in a dry rub, grilled with a pineapple mustard
mop sauce,
and Patio Daddio replied
The only thing I may do is chop some fresh jalapeno in the marinade. The spice would go great with the swiss and the sweet of the pineapple.
Knowing what both of you meant n wrote
I dry rubbed with seasoning -set for 3 hours - added serrano chiles diced to the cheese with fresh pineapple
However- U all !!! This was delicious! Thxs John n patio for extra suggestion.
Made a dipping sauce of avocado-cilanto-jalapeno-water-lime n salt...Yum
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Re: Grilled Malibu Chicken (pic)
John, I was going off the photo and did not read it entirely, my bad. I guess you could incorporate that in your dipping sauce and sorry for the mix up on my part.
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Re: Grilled Malibu Chicken (pic)
Dudes... I was just funnin' ya. I know what you meant. As Sgt Hulka said in Stripes, "Lighten up, Francis."
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Re: Grilled Malibu Chicken (pic)
OK throw some jalapeno in that recipe will ya ??
Take care,
Merc
Take care,
Merc
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Dave's Stove Shop Open Fire Pit - For Fires and Grilling
SOB -Son of Brisket Smoker/Cooker Amarillo TX Circa 1985
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You mean Sucklebusters Texas GunPowder, right?SmokinMerc wrote:OK throw some jalapeno in that recipe will ya ??
Take care,
Merc
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Re: Grilled Malibu Chicken (pic)
Have not seen that before but may have to try it. I was thinking a fresh slice of jalapeno or two. My wife does a chicken sandwich marinade that is below and the chicken comes out real moist and we use a whole jalapeno in the marinade for the flavor alone. Great sammie with swiss on it. Maybe try it sometime.
Merc
Terri’s Chicken Sandwich Marindade
Boneless Chicken
Cumin
Cayenne -Both to taste
Black Pepper
Soy Sauce- Enough to cover Chicken
Juice of 1 Lime
One Jalapeno – Cut top off Pepper and drop in Marinade
Baste while grilling, top with favorite cheese. We like Swiss. Enjoy.
Merc
Terri’s Chicken Sandwich Marindade
Boneless Chicken
Cumin
Cayenne -Both to taste
Black Pepper
Soy Sauce- Enough to cover Chicken
Juice of 1 Lime
One Jalapeno – Cut top off Pepper and drop in Marinade
Baste while grilling, top with favorite cheese. We like Swiss. Enjoy.
Merc
The Goods:
Oklahoma Joe's Longhorn Smoker - Custom Mods, Great Smoker
Dave's Stove Shop Open Fire Pit - For Fires and Grilling
SOB -Son of Brisket Smoker/Cooker Amarillo TX Circa 1985
The Goods:
Oklahoma Joe's Longhorn Smoker - Custom Mods, Great Smoker
Dave's Stove Shop Open Fire Pit - For Fires and Grilling
SOB -Son of Brisket Smoker/Cooker Amarillo TX Circa 1985
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