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◦ 1/2 cup white vinegar (apple cider vinegar will do as well)
◦ 6 TB. soy sauce
◦ 4 TB. honey
◦ 1/2 teaspoon ginger
◦ 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
◦ 5-6 boneless skinless chicken thighs
◦ 6-8 garlic cloves, coarsely chopped
◦ 1 teaspoon red pepper flakes
Directions
1. Mix together vinegar, soy sauce, honey, and ginger. Set aside.
2. Heat oil in large skillet over medium heat.
3. Add chicken and cook, turning, about 10 minutes or until brown on all sides.
4. Add garlic and red pepper, cook stirring 2 to 3 minutes.
5. Add vinegar mixture, cover and cook about 15 minutes or until chicken is fork tender.
6. Uncover, cook about 1 to 2 minutes or until sauce is slightly thick.
7. Serve with rice.
I would love the recipe Mrs.Cool......love Mexican food
Sure!
chop an onion, put in crockpot. Dump in either one can of diced tomatoes with chilis and one can of plain diced tomatoes or 2 cans with chilis, depending on how hot you like it. Don't drain them. (I'm a wimp and use one of each.)
One can of beans with chili sauce, again, mild or hot. Undrained.
One can of black beans, drained and rinsed.
One can of mexi-corn.
One 8 oz can of tomato sauce. This week when I made it, I only had the big cans of tomato sauce, but I did have some leftover enchilada sauce, so I used approximately 8 oz of that.
Stir this up, then lay a large chicken breast, or 2 boneless skinless chicken thighs on the top of the mix. Cook on low for 6-8 hours. Take out the chicken, shred it and put it into the stew and stir it back up. You can do this right at the end, or earlier.
I serve this with shredded cheddar, crushed tortilla chips and a dollop of sour cream on top.
As a lot of crock pot recipes are, this one is very forgiving. If you drained the tomatoes, it could be a filler for burritos, it's pretty thick already. You could also add some more spices if you like it hot.
I hesitated to post, because I use bone-in thighs. But I like thighs fixed two ways: grilled, and baked over rice.
I trim excess skin and fat, oil them and dry brine them. Then DH grills them on the gas grill. They are yummy.
When I bake them, I skin them first, then oil and place over rice, sliced onions, sliced green pepoers, and sliced mushrooms. I add chicken broth to the dish, and bake at 400 deg. I add more broth after about 30 min.
These days, I am using brown rice, so i precook the brown rice in the oven for about 15 minutes before adding the thighs.
I know that boneless thighs will cook faster, but there is just something about eating off the bone. Thighs are my fave part of the chicken.
Sure!
chop an onion, put in crockpot. Dump in either one can of diced tomatoes with chilis and one can of plain diced tomatoes or 2 cans with chilis, depending on how hot you like it. Don't drain them. (I'm a wimp and use one of each.)
One can of beans with chili sauce, again, mild or hot. Undrained.
One can of black beans, drained and rinsed.
One can of mexi-corn.
One 8 oz can of tomato sauce. This week when I made it, I only had the big cans of tomato sauce, but I did have some leftover enchilada sauce, so I used approximately 8 oz of that.
Stir this up, then lay a large chicken breast, or 2 boneless skinless chicken thighs on the top of the mix. Cook on low for 6-8 hours. Take out the chicken, shred it and put it into the stew and stir it back up. You can do this right at the end, or earlier.
I serve this with shredded cheddar, crushed tortilla chips and a dollop of sour cream on top.
As a lot of crock pot recipes are, this one is very forgiving. If you drained the tomatoes, it could be a filler for burritos, it's pretty thick already. You could also add some more spices if you like it hot.
Thanks Mrs Cool, Very tasty dish! Made it mild. Perfect for us
I'm glad you liked it!
Tomorrow night, I'm making another chicken recipe that calls for breasts, but I'm using thighs again. I'll let y'all know how that one turns out! It has a wonderful white sauce over top, onion, chicken broth, white wine, milk and thyme...mmmmm....
I make it in my dutch oven, and I use boneless thighs. I put the chicken on the bed of carrots and sprinkle it with cumin, cinnamon, garlic powder, s&P that I've mixed together. 350 oven for 90ish minutes, and it's good to go.
Last edited by fleetiebelle; 01-30-2018 at 02:12 PM..
Roasted chicken thighs with hazelnuts, pecans, mascarpone, mustard, herbs
Chicken cooks in deep skillet on stove.
6-8 chicken thighs, boneless, skinless, rinsed
1 garlic clove, minced
1 lg shallot, sliced
3 Tbsp hazelnuts
3 Tbsp pecans
2 Tbsp flat leaf parsley, fresh, stems removed
2 Tbsp flat leaf cilantro, fresh, stems removed
1/4 c / 2oz / 60g mascarpone cheese
1 Tbsp grainy dijon mustard
Oil
1/2 c white wine or low sodium chicken broth
salt & pepper
2 bay leaves
Add a little oil to a large skillet. Cook chicken in batches. Cook over med high heat, browning each side. Remove chicken to a bowl and set aside.
Add wine to pan and stir up brown bits. Cook shallots and garlic until soft. Add bay leaves. Add chicken pieces to fit all in one layer.
Cover and cook over med low heat, turning a few times during cooking. Cook for around 15 min or until chicken in done through, no blood emits when a knife is placed deeply inside, and temp is 170F - 175F.
Pulse nuts and remaining herbs in a food processor until smooth. Add mascarpone and mustard. Pulse to combine. Add seasoning to taste, pulse to mix. Set aside.
Turn off heat under skillet. Transfer chicken to warm platter or plates. Remove bay leaves and discard. To the pan, add nut/herb/mascarpone mixture. If sauce looks too thick, add a little wine or broth. Spoon sauce over chicken. Transfer rest of sauce to gravy boat and pass around.
I hesitated to post, because I use bone-in thighs. But I like thighs fixed two ways: grilled, and baked over rice.
I trim excess skin and fat, oil them and dry brine them. Then DH grills them on the gas grill. They are yummy.
When I bake them, I skin them first, then oil and place over rice, sliced onions, sliced green pepoers, and sliced mushrooms. I add chicken broth to the dish, and bake at 400 deg. I add more broth after about 30 min.
These days, I am using brown rice, so i precook the brown rice in the oven for about 15 minutes before adding the thighs.
I know that boneless thighs will cook faster, but there is just something about eating off the bone. Thighs are my fave part of the chicken.
Just curious, silibran
but if you're going to oil them, why skin them? The skin is full of natural oil/ fat- it would be a simple, self basting process if you left the skin on them (no need to oil) ... Fat is fat. Why make things harder or more complicated?!
Oh yum 20 garlic cloves. Thank you for posting this recipe Dirt Grinder
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