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Crispy-Skinned Chicken Thighs
Chicken thighs are salted and air-dried uncovered in the refrigerator, then slowly rendered skin-side down before finishing in the oven. The method aims for deeply golden, crisp skin and juicy meat.
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Ingredients
- Chicken thighs, skin-on (The source specifies thighs but gives no amount.)
- Salt (Salt the chicken skin liberally; amount to taste.)
- Oil (Transcript mentions adding a little oil, without specifying how much.)
Steps
- 1
Salt the chicken skin liberally. Set the thighs skin-side up on a mesh baking tray to allow airflow.
- 2
Refrigerate the chicken uncovered for 24–48 hours so the cold air dries the skin.
- 3
When ready to cook, dab the skin dry to remove any surface moisture.
- 4
Place the thighs skin-side down in a cold stainless-steel pan with no oil. Set the heat low, about 2 out of 10, and cook slowly until the skin is golden and releases from the pan. If it sticks, let it brown longer rather than forcing it.
- 5
When the skin is golden, turn the thighs skin-side up. The transcript mentions adding a little oil, but does not clearly state when or how much; the written process does not include it.
- 6
Transfer the pan to an oven preheated to 200°C (400°F). Roast for 5–10 minutes, until the chicken reaches an internal temperature of about 85°C (185°F).
Notes
The source does not specify the number or weight of chicken thighs, salt quantity, cooking time for browning, or exact oil usage. The transcript describes chicken thighs cooked in a pan; the written process additionally specifies a mesh tray and 200°C oven.
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