Coming to Nghe An - a land of beautiful mountains and rivers, visitors will not forget the famous tourist destination: Cau Cau Tea Island, also known as Thanh Chuong Tea Island. This is a special tea island in the middle of the sea of water, clouds and sky, green and poetic, attracting thousands of domestic and foreign tourists to visit.
With the characteristic of endless green tea hills, the people here have taken advantage of it to create grilled chicken with tea leaves - a dish that is familiar but extremely unique and distinct.
Unlike regular grilled chicken dishes, the grilled chicken with tea leaves here has a very unique flavor. The main ingredient to make this dish is hill chicken - a type of chicken that is naturally free-range, firm and delicious. But what makes the difference is the accompanying marinade: lemongrass, chili, salt, mac khen and especially crushed green tea leaves picked from the vast tea hills here.
Tea leaves not only help disinfect and remove the fishy smell from chicken, but also help retain the moisture and natural sweetness of the chicken when grilled, at the same time, secreting a fragrance, penetrating deep into each fiber of the meat, making the dish more flavorful. After marinating with spices for about 30 minutes, use hot coals to slowly grill, turning evenly so that the chicken is soft, juicy and attractively golden brown.
The special thing about this dish is not only in the way it is prepared, but also in the experience of enjoying it. A delicious dish enjoyed in the middle of a peaceful, green hilly space, all creating an unforgettable experience.
Nowadays, grilled chicken with tea leaves is not only a dish of the locals here but also a specialty that attracts tourists every time they have the opportunity to visit. Many restaurants and homestays in the tea region have included this dish in their main menu, combining eco-tourism experiences such as tea picking, boating, and visiting tea oases to spread the unique culinary culture of Nghe An.
Source: https://baonghean.vn/grilled-ga-la-che-mon-an-doc-dao-cua-trung-du-xu-nghe-10304070.html
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