Here's how to make the chicken that will get you sex/harrisonwebb97
Want to convince her to jump in on you? British food influencer Harrison Webb shared a video on Instagram showing off his recipe for "Come Here" chicken - the dish he claims will convince any woman to come to you tonight. He promises that his dish is so delicious that it will lead to a passionate encounter.
The appetizing recipe is actually a spin-off of another chicken dish called "Chicken Marry Me?" that supposedly causes the spouse to say yes to a planned marriage proposal. Soon we will get to this dish as well, for anyone interested in institutionalizing the relationship.
Back to the "Come Here" fly: "It's going to get you sex! You've probably heard of 'chicken patronize me,' but have you heard of 'chicken come here'?" the influencer asked in a video that has garnered tens of thousands of views. "When you prepare this dish, you'll get the text message 'I'm coming to you' all the time," he added.
He then began showing how his appetizing chicken was made. He mixes a bowl of chopped parsley, two eggs and some grated Parmesan cheese (not mandatory for kosher observants) and seasoned with salt and pepper. Then he sets this bowl aside, grabs a chicken breast and dips it in the flour and egg mixture. He then places the chicken in a pan with oil and butter. Yes, the guy doesn't use breadcrumbs to give the chicken a crunchy texture, but at least we didn't save calories here.
Here's the full recipe:
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"This is where the magic begins – put it in the pan," he says in the video, frying the chicken for about three minutes on each side until the chicken comes out golden-brown. He then sets the chicken aside on a plate and uses the leftover juice from the chicken to make a sauce to serve along with half a cup of chicken broth, juice squeezed from half a lemon, some white wine, a little butter and more parsley. "Now it's time to put the chicken back in the pan," he says as he sprinkles the sauce on it and gives it a few more minutes to cook in the broth. When the chicken is ready, he passes it to the plate and pours some of the sauce over the chicken.
"Someone come and make this for me," one wrote in the comments, while another added: "This isn't what I expected to see when I heard about 'Chicken Come Here' but it's probably better than what I thought..." Another commenter added: "It looks wonderful. What about a little linguine on the side? Or roasted carrots? Mmmmmmm."
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And for those interested: Here's how to prepare the "Chicken Marry Me" dish
The recipe for chicken soaked in cream sauce with dried tomatoes and salted thyme has been dubbed "chicken patronize me" because it is ostensibly meant to elicit responses from women such as "I'd marry you for that chicken" and "Oh my god, that's a man worth marrying."
Here's how:
@gimme.delicious Marry Me Chicken is one of the best ways to cook chicken breasts! Tender and juicy chicken breasts cooked in a creamy sun-dried tomato sauce - the perfect combination for an easy weeknight dinner. #recipes #marrymechicken #cooking #food #dinner #lowcarb #tuscanchicken #healthydinner #dinnerideas #chickenbreast ♬ Thing of Beauty - Danger Twins
So what makes this Italian chicken so special? After sprinkling the chicken (thighs or breast) with a little salt and pepper and searing it on a greased pan, remove it from the pan and pour cream sauce, garlic, fresh thyme, dried tomatoes (which can also be added later) and chicken soup broth. Put the seared chicken back in the pan and cover with sauce so that it absorbs all the flavors. To finish you can add a little parsley and order a hall and a rabbi.
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