Excellent recipe! I do not own a slow cooker so I prepared it in the large non-stick pot on low heat with tightly closed lid. It took about 3 hrs to prepare. I halfed the teriyaki sauce, and used crunchy PB because that's the only type I had. It came out wonderful! All my family went for seconds. Next time I would add more peppers, more PB and maybe a splash of white wine to make more sauce.

Reviewed On: Oct. 15, 2009

A very ggod recipe, and I agree with other reviewers - you have to use quality BBQ sauce. It must be thick; hickory works as well as honey. Also, full bottle is too much - use less on the chicken, and add bacon on the top. If you wish to have more BBQ flavor on the bacon, carefully brush the strips with sauce - that way they'll be crisp at the end. You can make any chicken pieces this way, and even full chicken / cornish hen. Will definitely make again!

Reviewed On: Nov. 20, 2008

This is a great recipe! I had a problem finding dried figs in a store, so I got a jar of La Cholita figs in syrup. I took the figs out and arranged them on the bottom of the baking dish together with lemon and lime slices. Now I did not waste syrup, so I decided to use it instead of brown sugar + water mix. In the same jar I added vinegar and lemon juice & poured over the chicken (boneless, skinless thigh cutlets). It came out really good! I had to adjust temperature (400 F was a bit too high, 375-350 F is better) and rotate thighs in baking dish 2-3 times during cooking time. Figs retained their shape and juiciness, and chicken formed a really nice dark red glaze on all sides. Lemon and lime slices can be taken out after chicken is done, if you are not a fan of lemon zest.

Reviewed On: Mar. 4, 2008