Delicious Baked Chicken Thighs Recipe
Finding the best baked chicken thighs recipe.
When people think about cooking chicken and all the chicken spices and chicken seasoning, most times they think you can only find it at fancy restaurants. This is simply because most of your home-cooks tend to feel very insecure about cooking raw meat, more specifically poultry. They tend to worry about things like spreading germs by touching the raw meat, ending up with a dish that has soggy skin, over or under seasoning the meat, and even serving undercooked meat and having their guests or family members get sick. This makes home-cooks cook the meat until it is tough like shoe leather which just adds to the other worries that they already have. Let’s now get to the baked chicken thighs recipe!
Restaurant-Style Baked Chicken Thighs Recipe
Take a deep breath. We are going to go over a simple restaurant-style chicken thighs recipe that will make all of your cooking fears disappear. This will make you feel like Ina Garten, or Martha Stewart whomever you prefer. This recipe is ridiculously delicious and will become your new favorite thing to make for parties and even everyday suppers.
When it comes to cooking any kind of chicken it does not take much to overcook it. With that being said you defiantly do not want to serve undercooked chicken either. With this recipe make sure you preheat your oven to 450 degrees F. After that put a 12- 14 inch cast iron skillet on the stove over medium heat and add olive oil. Next, make sure the skin is dry and sprinkle the meat with garlic salt and black pepper before placing it in the skillet skin side down. Using the tongs flip the thighs and add thyme, rosemary, and lemon slices. At last place the whole thing in the oven for 15- 18 minutes. See! It’s Simple.
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Pumpkin Rigatoni Recipe
With the fall holidays right around the corner, everyone starts reaching for their all-time favorite pumpkin spice recipes. What do you do if you have someone that does not really like pumpkin spice? What do you do? Here is a pumpkin rigatoni recipe that will knock your socks off. It is a creamy, silky, pumpkin- sauce- bathed rigatoni that is sprinkled with some rosemary walnuts that might just replace your pumpkin spice recipes.
This pumpkin pasta is amazing. It has a warm and toasty meal, fall flavors, garlic and rosemary and butter, and big floppy rigatoni noodles. This pumpkin rigatoni recipe can be used for supper tonight, lunch tomorrow, and even be stretched much farther than that. This recipe keeps you full, tastes amazingly reheated, and taste so good that you wouldn’t mind doing a little celebration dance.
This recipe is done in two parts. The first thing you have to do is make your rosemary walnut crispies and before you even ask yes you might want to make a double batch to have some for salads and things like that. First, you want to set your oven to preheat at 375 degrees F and send the walnuts through a food processor till they have a chopped texture. After that place them on a sheet pan and roast them for 8- 10 minutes. Then toss them in some brown sugar, salt, black pepper, butter, and most importantly fresh rosemary. This gives the walnuts a burst of flavor that makes it really hard to not eat them straight off the pan.
Okay, now that you have your walnuts done, time to move on to your pasta. Cook the pasta according to the box then drain and return to the pot. For the sauce, you should heat the butter in a skillet over low heat. Then add some garlic and sauté until fragrant (Tip: be careful not to brown the garlic or it will taste bitter.) After that add pumpkin and broth and let it simmer until it is smooth. Then add some cream and salt and allow it to simmer till the sauce covers the back of a spoon. Finally, add a little lemon juice if you want, mix with your pasta, top with your walnuts and enjoy. See it really is as simple as it sounds. Now you have a holiday dish that everyone will love and that is both healthy and filling.
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