Sweet and tangy, these Peach Balsamic Glazed Drumsticks will be the perfect addition to your summer barbecue!
There are things in life couples won’t ever agree on.
It’s a fact.
For example. I loved these Peach Balsamic Glazed Drumsticks they are sweet, tangy and juicy. My husband said his usual comment: “The sauce needs a habanero in it.” Then he said that they were just “all right”. Wha-WHAT?? I promptly punched him in the arm and told him that he was crazy, rolled my eyes and then reached for a second drumstick.
To Make This Peach Balsamic Glazed Chicken Drumsticks You Will Need:
- 8 skinless, bone-in chicken drumsticks
- peach preserves – or may sub with apricot peach (which is what I did here)
- balsamic vinegar
- fresh ground ginger, grated
- a pinch of cayenne
- kosher salt, to taste
In a large mixing bowl, add 1 teaspoon freshly ground ginger root. I keep my leftover pieces in the freezer and grate it when needed. But, if you need to use ground ginger, then only use a half a teaspoon of the stuff.
Add in the 1/2 cup peach preserves.
Then add in kosher salt, freshly ground black pepper, a pinch of cayenne pepper and then pour in the 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar. Give it a stir and then reserve 1/4 cup for some final glazing.
Add the drumsticks.
Use tongs to toss until well coated.
Place the glazed chicken drumsticks on greased grill grates that has pre-heated to medium-low. Notice how I start off all organized? yeeeeeah… it doesn’t last for long.
Grill covered for about 25-30 minutes, turning occasionally.
Then 10 minutes before they are done pull out the reserved glaze…. ohhhh yeah baby!!
Then using your pastry brush, slather it all over the grilled chicken.
Really, I could drink this stuff.
Oh me oh my.
Like I said, sweet and tangy. The key to these chicken drumsticks is a crispy skin and a good char! Perfect next to my Apple & Cabbage Slaw I’m just saying.
These are delicious!
Enjoy! And if you give this Peach Balsamic Glazed Drumsticks recipe a try, let me know! Snap a photo and tag me on twitter or instagram!
Peach Balsamic Glazed Drumsticks
Ingredients
- 8 skinless bone-in chicken drumsticks
- 1/2 cup apricot peach preserves
- 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
- 1 teaspoon fresh ginger, grated
- 1 pinch cayenne
- kosher salt, to taste
Instructions
- Pre-heat your grill to medium-low.
- Then in a large bowl, combine the preserves, vinegar, grated fresh ginger, cayenne, and kosher salt, ore or less to taste.
- Reserve 1/4 cup of the glaze mixture. Add the chicken drumsticks to the bowl and toss to coat.
- Grill chicken, covered, turning occasionally. Cooked all the way through, 25 to 30 minutes, basting with reserved glaze mixture in the last 10 minutes of cooking.
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These look so great! I can't wait to try them this summer!!!
wow! My husband and family woudl LOVE these!
I need to make these they sound fantastic!
Lol – (stuff it Pat)
Looks and sounds delish!
looks yummmm
charishma
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Men are crazy, mine know better than to say he isn't in love with everything! LOL
Love this dish, the flavor must be great.
Wow, those drumsticks look amazing! I love the combination of flavors you have going on here. I am sure they are exploding with flavor!
These look amazing! I could eat a whole platter of these! Husbands can be so difficult sometimes!
hahaha great post! These look wonderful! I'm sure they are perfectly salty and sweet! 🙂
Oh yeah these look good. Really good! Bookmarking 🙂
oh i love that you grilled them! great idea
Boys. Don't. Know. Anything. These look incredible. I love sweet and tangy combinations. I need to bookmark this recipe for the next time we decide to fire up the grill. Yummy!
i don't have access to a grill, what would you suggest doing with the oven or a pan on the stove to get the same kind of taste at the end? this sounds great for 4th of july. thanks!!
HI! I would try baking them at a low temp, then turn on the broiler in the last 10 minutes {watch closely} and turn ever couple of minutes. I hope this helps {and works out for you!}
Aaahhh, grilling! Now you're talking. Those drumsticks look very appetizing. I'll bet the apricot preserves and ginger are quite a combination.
Nice photography also by the way. Something I'm working very hard on for my site.
We loved the drumsticks, we also tried the sauce on boneless and that was very good. We might try it on some grilled pork chops next.
Hi Laurie
You commented on Mike Phipps comment, cook the chicken at a low temp. What’s a low temp and for how long.