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If you learn one - learn this one. CRISPY CHICKEN - today I made it with creamy mushrooms. Recipe on Substack - link in bio. #creatorsearchinsights #crispychicken #chicken #easyrecipe
♬ original sound - Sarah GaviganOnce the chicken skin releases from the pan (give the pan a gentle shake and see if the chicken slides around), you can flip it and finish cooking on the other side. The result is tender, juicy chicken thighs with a crisp, golden skin without any added fat.Gavigan demonstrated the technique with chicken thighs, but it will work with any skin-on cut of chicken and, as she mentioned, it's also the go-to method if you're cooking duck.Related: My Husband Cracked the Code to the Juiciest, Most Flavorful Chicken Breast
Choosing the Right Pan for the Cold Pan Method
“Yes, the cold pan, skin-side down, no oil method can work beautifully on stainless steel, but you need to understand why and how to manage it so you don’t end up with torn skin stuck to the pan," she tells Parade.
“Stainless steel conducts heat very evenly once it gets going, so if you let it ride low and slow, the skin will release naturally when it’s ready.”
When you see nonstick, you might think of grabbing your trusty cast-iron skillet, but Gavigan says that's not the best choice for this method.
By using the right pan and having a little patience, your next batch of chicken thighs can have perfectly golden chicken skin that’s crispy, flavorful and not weighed down by grease. It's a dinnertime miracle!
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