In a large bowl, place the chicken drumsticks (or chicken pieces preferred, bone-in). Add the rest of the marinade ingredients: lemon juice, crushed garlic, Tamari (or light soy sauce), sea salt, ground black pepper powder, paprika powder, red onions. Let the chicken pieces soak in the marinade for at least an hour.
Preheat oven to 350 F. Prepare a large, shallow baking pan. Spray the insides of the pan and line with parchment paper. Arrange the chicken pieces in a single layer. Roast chicken pieces for about 35 minutes.
Separately, in a small bowl, mix the mango chutney with cooking oil, melted butter. Halfway through the chicken’s baking time, brush the mango chutney mix over the chicken pieces till all are covered with the mixture.
Continue cooking the chicken with the chutney sauce for about 20 to 25 minutes more, till meat is cooked thoroughly. The chicken pieces will turn golden brown and will be crusty on the exterior. Pierce thickest part of the chicken with a fork. If juices that flow are clear, chicken is done.
Serve with rice and salad greens.
Cook’s comments: if there is no time to make the mango chutney from scratch like I did here, you can use store-bought mango chutney. If using store-bought or commercial ones, taste the mango chutney first before cooking. Some ready made ones are spicy and so you have to adjust seasonings if the spice level is too much for you.
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