We cooked the rotisserie chicken in step 1 to warm the meat and crisp the skin. If roasting your own chicken, continue cooking it until skin is very dark, 10 to 15 minutes more.
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Place chicken on a rimmed baking sheet; cook until skin is very dark and crispy, 20 to 25 minutes. Transfer to a cutting board. When cool enough to handle, cut breast meat (with skin) from bone, and slice thinly across the grain; pull bones from legs, and shred meat and skin.
Stack crepes on a microwave-safe plate, and cover with a paper towel; microwave just until warm and pliable, 15 to 25 seconds.
Trim roots and ends from scallions and discard. Wash well, and dry with paper towel. Cut crosswise into 3-inch pieces. Slice pieces lengthwise as thinly as possible.
Pour hoisin sauce into a small serving dish; arrange sauce, crepes, chicken, and scallions on a platter. Let guests assemble wraps.
Yummy and easy! I make this a lot. My local market sells hot cooked rotisserie chickens for $5 so if I'm out and running late for dinner I pick up a chicken and serve it like this. I don't have crepes on hand so I use flour tortillas and also add slivered cucumber and cilantro with the scallions. The left over rotisserie chicken makes great chicken noodle soup the next day.
curryintermix
2 Nov, 2011
Sounds good! Might have to try this out .
Fifikins
31 Oct, 2010
I made homemade crepes and added bean sprouts and it was yummy! Also made great leftovers the next day. And my b/f liked the recipe too :)
amberweishaar
18 Jan, 2010
This was too dry for our liking. I had even added cucumber matchsticks.
HansGustav
1 Jun, 2008
Hoisin sauce can be purchased at your local grocery store in the international or asian foods section. Lee [filtered word] Kee makes one variety. It is a concoction of bean paste, molasses, garlic, vinegar and a few other things. If you can't find it, search for a recipe on the Internet. You will certainly find one there.
Claudiass
30 May, 2008
sounds really good except I do not know what hoisin is
MELANNE
29 May, 2008
a bit of grated ginger would be tasty as well
trixie68
27 May, 2008
Sounds yummy but I would add matchstick cut cucumbers.
trixie68
27 May, 2008
Sounds yummy but I would add matchstick cut cucumbers.
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My kids love the wrap, need i say more?
Yummy and easy! I make this a lot. My local market sells hot cooked rotisserie chickens for $5 so if I'm out and running late for dinner I pick up a chicken and serve it like this. I don't have crepes on hand so I use flour tortillas and also add slivered cucumber and cilantro with the scallions. The left over rotisserie chicken makes great chicken noodle soup the next day.
Sounds good! Might have to try this out .
I made homemade crepes and added bean sprouts and it was yummy! Also made great leftovers the next day. And my b/f liked the recipe too :)
This was too dry for our liking. I had even added cucumber matchsticks.
Hoisin sauce can be purchased at your local grocery store in the international or asian foods section. Lee [filtered word] Kee makes one variety. It is a concoction of bean paste, molasses, garlic, vinegar and a few other things. If you can't find it, search for a recipe on the Internet. You will certainly find one there.
sounds really good except I do not know what hoisin is
a bit of grated ginger would be tasty as well
Sounds yummy but I would add matchstick cut cucumbers.
Sounds yummy but I would add matchstick cut cucumbers.