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Beer Chicken
Chicken legs and thighs browned and slowly cooked with onions, honey, and red beer until tender and coated in a flavorful sauce. The creator suggests serving it with mashed potatoes to soak up the sauce.
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Ingredients
- 6 chicken legs
- 6 chicken thighs
- 2 onions
- 1 L red beer (Good quality; referred to as red beer in the text.)
- 0.5 cucchiaio honey (The text states “1/2 tablespoons”; the instructions refer to one spoonful.)
- salt (As needed; to season the chicken while browning.)
- pepper (As needed; use generously according to the instructions.)
- fresh thyme (A generous amount, leaves picked; added after turning off the heat.)
- water (A little, only if the preparation becomes too dry.)
Steps
- 1
Heat a large skillet. Add the chicken legs and thighs and brown them well.
- 2
Turn the chicken, season it with salt, and finish browning. Temporarily remove it from the skillet.
- 3
Add the onions to the skillet, using the fat released by the chicken, and brown them.
- 4
Add the honey and let it caramelize with the onions.
- 5
Pour in the red beer to deglaze. Add plenty of pepper and let the alcohol evaporate.
- 6
Return the chicken to the skillet. Lower the heat and cook for 40 minutes.
- 7
If the preparation becomes too dry during cooking, add a little water.
- 8
When the chicken is cooked, increase the heat and reduce the sauce.
- 9
Turn off the heat and add plenty of fresh thyme leaves.
- 10
Serve in a bowl and pour the sauce over it. The creator suggests serving the chicken with mashed potatoes.
Notes
The amount of honey is listed as “1/2 tablespoons” in the ingredient text and as one spoonful in the spoken instructions. The instructions do not specify browning times or the amount of water; add water only if necessary. Mashed potatoes are a serving suggestion, not a preparation included in the recipe.
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