How about a recipe recommendation? Bone In Chicken Breasts
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I will be the contrarian here -- I just made bone in chicken breast last night and tried a new method which was HIGHLY successful. I rinsed and throughly DRIED the chicken breast. I use an old tea towel and then throw it into the hot water washing machine. I sliced some lemons and set the chicken breasts on top -- HEAVILY seasoned with a garlic citrus seasoning I love from Trader Joe's and baked in a 425 degree oven for 30 minutes. They were quite large breasts and that is a hot oven but the skin came out crunchy crisp and the meat was very moist and tender. I do not like a flabby chicken skin and when I cook at a lower temp (350) and coat the skin I feel like the meat steams and gets tough.
This will be my method going forward.
this sounds very good and may work well with bone in thighs too.
Marinade in citrus juice, lime, lemon, orange, or a combo, fresh is best. Season with garlic powder, tarragon or oregano, s/p. Bake in 350F oven for 1 hr., basting with the citrus juice a few times, flip chicken & season other side during cooking time.
Remove skin and bones, cut meat into bite size pieces, place in a bowl and mix with a few spoonfuls of baking soda to tenderize. Put in the refrigerator for 30 minutes and then rinse off baking soda and then saute in olive oil with 2 cloves sliced garlic and some sliced mushrooms for 10 minutes, add a 1/2 cup of white wine and a few tablespoons BBQ sauce, stir and simmer on low heat for 10 more minutes.
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