Chicken inasal is a Visayan slowly grilled chicken dish deeply marinated in calamansi, vinegar, ginger, and annatto oil, giving it a distinct tangy, golden-hued char. Hailing from Bacolod, it’s traditionally served with fragrant garlic rice and a side of classic sinamak, a spiced vinegar dip.
Chicken Inasal
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