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Pineapple Island Teriyaki Chicken Legs

Pineapple Island Teriyaki Chicken Legs August 30, 20169 Comments

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Pineapple Chicken Legs

We have recently fallen in love with these island teriyaki chicken legs.  They are super simple and taste great!

I start by thawing the chicken legs.  Once they are thawed, I put them on a greased tray and then bake in the oven at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for about an hour to an hour and a half depending on the size of the legs.

Once the legs are almost completely cooked, I pull them out and cover them with the Soy Vay Marinade & Sauce, Island Teriyaki, add a few pineapple rings, and put them back in the oven to bake for another 15 minutes or so.  In the last couple minutes, I add a bit more sauce to the legs.

The chicken legs are great with spinach although since I used the legs for lunches at work, I had to reheat them which caused the spinach to cook.  Next time I’ll keep the spinach separate.

Do you have a favorite sauce for your chicken?

 

 

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Hi, I’m Kari, creator of Keep it Simple, DIY. I’m a lifestyle blogger with an MBA who blogs about finance, Home & DIY, blogging, and more. My main motto is that if you just try, you will succeed. The key is to Keep it Simple.

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  1. Love Soy Vay! Pineapple and teriyaki is always a winner, but I also have another staple chicken sauce which is a balsamic, soy and brown sugar glaze. Kind of a similar vibe to this recipe with the sticky sweet taste.

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