Rich, coconutty, schmaltzy, bright, funky, and tangy, this skillet chicken dinner tantalizes the taste buds on every level. Skin-on, bone-in chicken thighs are seasoned simply with salt and lots of pepper, then cooked skin side down in a skillet until the fat renders and you’re left with perfectly crisp skin. You’ll sizzle garlic and a mountain of shallots in the leftover rich schmaltz, which will flavor the sunny yellow coconut cream and turmeric rice that cooks in the pan with the chicken thighs as the meat finishes roasting.

Since the rice cooks in the oven uncovered (gotta preserve that crispy chicken skin!), soaking it for 30 minutes before cooking is key. The soak helps the rice absorb water, kick-starting the cooking process and helping it to stay tender, not dried out and sad.

While the chicken and rice are delicious on their own, they’re really a vehicle for the season’s

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This chicken dinner was a huge success! Thin-cut chicken breasts cook extremely fast, so this easy Italian chicken recipe was on the table in 10 minutes. No jokes! The chicken was super crunchy and packed with flavour. So crunchy, in fact, that my husband and I turned up the TV so we couldn’t hear each other chew. Now that’s good chicken!

Serve this crunchy chicken breast recipe with a vegetable and a salad. I served mine with leftover fat-burning Mediterranean salad and air-fryer carrots.


Cuisine: American / Italian

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Cook Time: 5 minutes

Total Time: 10 minutes

Servings: various


Ingredients


Here’s how to make it:


  1. Season one side of the chicken with salt and pepper. Liberally season the chicken with the dried Italian seasoning, garlic powder and parsley flakes. Drizzle with olive oil. Flip the chicken over
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Banana Bread RecipeThere is nothing like home made bread. Add the flour mixture and beat on low velocity till simply integrated. Do not over combine. Pour the batter into the ready loaf pan and bake until a tester inserted into the center comes out clear, forty to forty five minutes. Let cool within the pan for about 10 minutes, then turn out onto a wire rack to cool fully. There are numerous the explanation why you’ll wish to make your individual bread. When you have good pumpkin bread recipes or banana bread recipes, you may make a pleasant dessert or have a quick snack for the youngsters available always.

In a medium bowl, combine the flour, baking soda, baking powder, and salt. Begin at least three days earlier than you want to eat the banana bread. Preheat the oven to 350 °F. Grease a 9″ x 5″ x 2¾” loaf pan with … Read more

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The Colonel’s 11 herbs and spices are a secret guarded more closely than the most confidential CIA briefings (we’re talking armored trucks, secure briefcases, and an actual vault). A couple who apparently found a copy found out the hard way when KFC threatened to sue. But just a few years ago, this crucial element of the KFC recipe was inadvertently revealed by none other than, Joe Ledington, Harland Sanders’ own nephew.

Back in 2016, Mr Ledington was interviewed for an otherwise unremarkable travel article about the Harland Sanders Cafe & Museum.

“Ledington and I shake hands, and I tell him about the assignment that brought me to this part of southeast Kentucky,” recounted Jay Jones of the Chicago Tribune.



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“Before I can even open my notebook, he draws my attention to the photo album overstuffed with

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With The Bear still going strong on streaming, we wondered whether Carmy’s eye-catching chicken recipe could really be the dinner item that helped keep the restaurant afloat. It’s not a super common order these days but it did look sexy when he spooned butter on top of a sizzling cutlet. Butter and meat — surefire win… right?

Friends, today we’re making lemon chicken piccata!

Before we dive in, lemon chicken piccata — more often just called “chicken piccata” — is very old-school. The dish is pretty common across Italy, unlike rigatoni al vodka which is more common here. “Piccata” is simply a “thin cutlet” that’s usually either veal or chicken and shallow fried. Generally in Italy, you’d order a “piccata di vitello al limone” for a light pan-fried veal cutlet in lemon sauce. The dish is a “secondo” course, which means it’s the meat/fish dish served after the pasta course

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