Creamy Dijon Chicken
Crispy, golden chicken thighs in a smooth and creamy garlic Dijon sauce with crispy bacon pieces and spinach! SO EASY and deliciously low carb! FULL RECIPE HERE:
Chicken Breast and Sautéed Chicory in Marsala Sauce | Gordon Ramsay
Simple, delicious recipe for an elegant dish - chicken with sautéed chicory and a Marsala sauce.
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Chicken Breasts That Don't Suck | Basics with Babish
Chicken breasts: one of the most perplexing pieces of poultry for a new chef in the kitchen. Here’s the Basics on how to make juicy, tender, flavorful, and crispy chicken breasts with a rich, lemony pan sauce.
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Grocery list:
-One whole chicken
-Salt
-Pepper
-Oil
-Shallots
-Sherry
-Chicken stock
-Freshly chopped thyme
-Freshly chopped sage
-Butter
-Lemon
Equipment list:
-Chef knife
-Kitchen thermometer
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How to Make the Best Greek Chicken
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Lemon Sage Smothered Chicken Recipe
No oven? No problem! This is an easy and delicious chicken dish from the Southern United States. Get the recipe:
Equipment used:
12-inch pre-seasoned Pro-Logic Lodge Cast-Iron Skillet/Frying Pan:
Shun Multi Purpose Kitchen Shears for spatchcocking a chicken:
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This chicken dish is cooked entirely on the stove top and is inspired by Craig Claiborne's Smothered Chicken recipe.
The recipe uses a unique braising technique. A spatchcocked chicken is sandwiched between two skillets to ensure that as much skin as possible comes into contact with the cooking pan while it fries in brown butter and that moisture is circulated during the braise.
I found Claiborne’s version of this dish while browsing the New York Times ; I loved the simplicity of this Southern dish, but it was a little too 1950s for me. This is my attempt to resurrect the recipe into the modern age.
I brightened up the gravy with some lemon, sage, and garlic; I further increased the flavour with celery and onion. I used the weight of another cast iron pan, plus random cans of food, to securely flatten the chicken to ensure that as much skin as possible made contact with the surface of the pan during the initial slow sear, resulting in extra crispy goodness.
The chicken is then braised in a gravy for the remainder of the cooking time; the heavy pan on top of the chicken acts as a makeshift lid, trapping in much of the moisture, allowing the entire bird to cook thoroughly.
The gravy if finished with a splash of lemon juice, some lemon zest, and a generous seasoning of salt and pepper.
Serve with potatoes, rice, or your favourite side of vegetables. Optionally, you can garnish with parsley.
* Spatchcocking is the removal of the backbone of poultry in order to open it up and allow it to lay flat for more even cooking. This is a useful technique for frying and grilling poultry. To spatchcock a chicken, simply take a pair of kitchen shears and cut out the backbone. Then flip the chicken, skin-side up, and apply force to the chicken breasts in order to flatten the chicken further. Freeze the backbone for future stock making.
Lemon Sage Chicken with Vermouth - ChefMomMaureen Episode 1
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Lemon Sage Chicken with Vermouth
Ingredients:
• Chicken Breast (Skinless / Boneless)
• Olive Oil
• Flour
• Ground Sage
• Salt
• Vermouth
• Lemon
• Parsley (Optional)
*Cooking Time: Approximately 30 minutes
Recommended Side Dishes:
• Couscous
• Zucchini
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