Ugh, they even removed the skin (shakes fist)? Maybe cut them into chunks and make 3 cup chicken with it (though I much prefer with some skin on) or chicken kara-age?
You can also marinade in gochujang, soy sauce, a touch of sesame oil and honey or brown sugar, and then grill – make Korean-style chicken thigh? Throw the grilled thighs over rice and it would be pretty tasty.
I vote you have halibut tomorrow night (fish and chips?) and make the pork butt into posole verde (with hominey!) for when hubby comes home, stash extras in the freezer for future easy winter meals.
You are correct, and have actually had Chicken Kiev when I visited the the city.
I did have to discard the shirt I was wearing, and could not ever get that hot butter stain as I cut into the chicken.
No such thing as chicken overload in my family. But Most certainly put to the test! I have a small bird defrosting for later this week😉.
The provolone/ham filling was sliced thin at the deli which I prefer. I also prefer a non competing bread coating. Some restaurants go overboard on prep.
The flap steak my sister prepared was also a simple prep of soy sauce, fresh garlic and ground black pepper. I’m not a big meat eater but again simply done, grilled I enjoy.
I wasn’t sure if you were still looking for chicken ideas. One dish I like is chicken Vesuvio - chicken, potatoes, white wine, garlic and peas. There’s a good recipe at proudItaliancook.com
I think I accidentally Flagged or deleted my reply two posts above. Oops.
I wasn’t sure if you were still looking for chicken recipes. My suggestion was chicken Vesuvio - chicken, potatoes, garlic, white wine and peas. A famous Chicago dish.
There’s a good recipe at proudItaliancook.Com.
Thank you! I have cooked (and eaten most of) the ground lamb, and chicken thighs, as well as the halibut, and whatever else my husband doesn’t like me to make. I have often thought of making chicken Vesuvius. Thanks for the reminder! I’ll just have to make it with white meat I guess.
No recipe, just the steps.
Today, the dredge was ap flour, egg/cream dunk, breading-panko, jalapeño crumbs and dry bread whirled in the fp. Panfried in olive oil. Drain on paper towel. Then, I sliced two medium purple eggplants into 1/2" planks. Brushed with olive oil and roasted in 375 oven until fork tender. I use my own tomato-basil sauce and sliced fresh mozzarella. Layer each, cover with foil and bake until bubbly. Uncover and bake until browned to preference. 11x13 pan.