Leave it skin side face down for 12/13 minutes and don't touch it. Move them around the pan but do not change sides! Then stick it in the oven for 13 minutes again skin side down. Then flip it and cook until done The time and heat allows the fat to render and I promise you you'll be amazed.
OMFGGGG I JUST MADE THIS RNNN It’s October 8, 2022 2:40pm and let me tell youuuu this chicken tasted just how my mom would’ve! First video that has actually worked thank you for the awesome tips too!! I used lemon pepper seasonings but omg delicious juicy not dry AT ALL perfect with 25 min in the oven! @400degrees FH
My Mom makes chicken pieces almost like this for Christmas. Only difference is she only uses salt and pepper and does it all in a pot. From frying to cooking in very little water over medium heat for about an hour, lid on. It comes out smelling like smokey bbq chicken, and tastes wonderful! I always mess it up. I hope a caterer can help me this year.
I was trying to decide what to make for supper tonight that was easy. Your channel popped up with this recipe. I’m happy and this chicken will be on the menu. Thanks
just did this recipe..truthfully I never really cared for the thigh since it seemed extra oily..so I did your saltwater soak and spiced it up..cooked it till 165..very nice...now I like the thighs..thanks for the post
This looks fire my guy! I’ve been doing something similar lately, but I use butter in the cast. Will definitely get the brine going next time. And never be afraid to flex the apron, it’s a must!
Pro tip: In a small bowl, before touching the chicken, combine the seasons and spices together and mix well. This helps season the chicken evenly and helps prevent cross contamination of the season and spice containers. There is no need to clean the containers afterwards. I would have also used some precooked or left over rice and added it to the bottom of the cast iron pan after the chicken cooked. Microwave the rice, add it to the bottom of the cast iron pan, and it will act like a sponge, absorb the pan juices. Like magic, there is a classic side dish.
You’re very unique beneficial excellent comment about how to not tear it off too quickly the chicken will let you know when it’s ready is extremely valuable to me. I am 50% around the corner with my french cooking and I am very I have watched 500 of these cooking videos and not seeing this technique mentioned in them. hat’s off.
If the skin has been trimmed too short...make small slits throughout the skin and then pin the skin in place with toothpicks. It will protect the meat from the heat of the frying pan...and the finished product will look wonderful. Remove the toothpicks after the chicken has rested.
This was really good! I used my air fryer instead of the oven and brushed the juices back over it before putting it in to fry. Then I used the scrapings and an onion and some chicken stock to make a gravy for it too. The skin was very crispy. This is my first time having thighs and this is so good! Thanks for the recipe. 😋
Of course! I’d turn down the heat a bit after searing the skin to ensure that they don’t burn, but you can certainly finish them on the stovetop. You will probably need at least 20 minutes per side.
@@beginnersdinners8972 20 minutes per side in a frying pan??? Are you kidding - that's the way to get rubber chicken! Way too long, 5-7 mins per side, tops. And you didn't advise people to let the meat rest for 5-10 mins under foil once it's out of the oven. That really is a must for all meat, as it lets the juices settle inside of the meat and keeps in moist.
Thank you. I just tried it….came out very good but I need to buy a cast iron pan. That would have made it easier because I could have put it right into the oven after the searing process. Overall, it came out very good. Thank you.
Hi Thank you for the video I have a few questions as I'm a complete beginner to cooking anything. When you say regular Salt, How is that different then Kosher Salt and what would that be in the grocery store? I found a salt called "Iodized salt" or would there be a salt called regular there?
The iodized salt is regular salt. It’s also often just called “table salt” like what you’d expect to be in a salt shaker. Kosher salt is everywhere, I wouldn’t be surprised to find it in a convenience store even. Usually sold in a bigger box, the kosher salt is much much bigger and flakier. Kosher salt isn’t iodized as in it doesn’t have anything at all added to it. It’s 100% sodium chloride, the iodine That is added to table salt is actually really good for you but it also acts as an anti-clumping agent so kosher salt sticks together better.
While trying this, I found that If you brine the chicken, you don't need any more salt when you season it. Mine came out way too salty the first time, and I like salt! Otherwise, a very tasty and easy recipe.
I like to debone the thighs, put them between paper towels for about an hour, then season and in the pan in they go. Never felt the need to use the oven - they are not that thick... Get that skin nice and golden and then flip them on the other side for a few. Done.
I've cooked chicken this exact way on non stick. Works just fine. Just make sure your non stick pan is oven safe; some aren't. This method also works on enameled cast iron and stainless steel.
Yep, yep, yep 👍. I would only add, from a lazy singles POV... 1/4 teaspoon salt per piece of thigh for the pre-brining , but with an equal amount of plain sugar.. The temperature is spot on.👌 (Fibrous collagen needs time to melt into the meat). season however you like , however I always finish on the stove, by just covering the pan and lowering the heat a bit... (Time depending on quantity, but when juices start flowing, just turn off the heat and wait till cool enough to munch. 😋
Just 1 recommendation, wash your hands after touching that chicken and patting it dry. It will keep everything you touched afterwards from possible contamination.
I would reckon that would be fine. Temperature is the main thing that determines cooked through but not overdone. Not everyone has a cast iron pan, or chooses not to use them because they can't! (My Mum loves them but can't lift them any more. Too Heavy!)
Skip the part of the paper towel after it comes out of the oven. That's not grease, it's the precious juice of the chicken that you have been throwing away all these magical years. Just let it rest in your plate for a bit, the juice will run out, transfer that to your pan and make a sauce. I'm surprised u didn't do anything to deglaze your pan where u seared your meat. All the flavours are there.
Those extra seasonings outside of salt on the skin, can burn during cooking. Also, if you place it in a cold cast iron skillet without oil, skin down, and let it rise to temperature it will render its own fat and crisp up without using oil. You can flip it and let the meaty side cook in that same oil til done and avoid transferring it to the oven altogether.
I made these today and they came out pretty well. Only complaint is that I brined my chicken in the water overnight like you said, and even after patting dry they absorbed a bunch of water. They still got a decent sear but it messed with the cook time. Any tips on drying out the chicken completely before cooking?
@rando commando Go back to facebook with your bald ass randy. Or drive that 4wheeler into the lake, but make sure you have that battleaxe you call a wife riding on the back. My comment was over a year old you fuckin clown lmao
Try drying them on a cookie sheet rack. It will help with airflow. You might not want to leave it overnight, but just a few hours instead before you cook it.
I reaaaly liked how simple this recipe is but i wanna ask about the background harmonica music i reaaaallly loved it what's the name of it ??!! And btw am gonna use your recipe for today's dinner 😍😍😍
Turned out great. I tasted my chicken water after letting it soak and turns out it wasn’t quite salted enough. I put some more salt and then drank a few sips from the brine later and it tasted great.
I never knew about that tip about waiting to flip until the skin lets go of the pan. That'll be useful! Thanks!!
Test by gently pushing the meat...if it's ready, it will move with almost no pressure.
I just made this. It came out great! I am terrible in the kitchen. But this recipe is simple and straightforward. Thank you.
Leave it skin side face down for 12/13 minutes and don't touch it. Move them around the pan but do not change sides! Then stick it in the oven for 13 minutes again skin side down. Then flip it and cook until done The time and heat allows the fat to render and I promise you you'll be amazed.
i think you and your apron are cute as hell bro
That's where I shut it off! I seen your message so eff said!
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OMFGGGG I JUST MADE THIS RNNN It’s October 8, 2022 2:40pm and let me tell youuuu this chicken tasted just how my mom would’ve! First video that has actually worked thank you for the awesome tips too!! I used lemon pepper seasonings but omg delicious juicy not dry AT ALL perfect with 25 min in the oven! @400degrees FH
lol thnk u for telling what time it was wen u wrote dis comment, v helpful mam
Many great tips!! Especially preheating pan before adding oil??? I didn't know that! Omg life changer.
just tried this and it does indeed work perfectly as shown. will cook this often going forward...
My Mom makes chicken pieces almost like this for Christmas. Only difference is she only uses salt and pepper and does it all in a pot. From frying to cooking in very little water over medium heat for about an hour, lid on. It comes out smelling like smokey bbq chicken, and tastes wonderful! I always mess it up. I hope a caterer can help me this year.
this way is better in some ways, the method of cooking it in oil or broth rather than searing it, low and slow cooked makes it fall apart
This is a keeper. Easy to cook, delicious to taste.
Thank you so much. You taught me how to make my first chicken.
Fantastic video, thank you! Apron looks great, too.
I was trying to decide what to make for supper tonight that was easy. Your channel popped up with this recipe. I’m happy and this chicken will be on the menu. Thanks
Cooked this for dinner tonight. It was awesome! Will make this again for sure!
just did this recipe..truthfully I never really cared for the thigh since it seemed extra oily..so I did your saltwater soak and spiced it up..cooked it till 165..very nice...now I like the thighs..thanks for the post
I think the thighs are the juiciest and they’re even better on the barbecue drenched in your favorite barbecue sauce. Thighs are awesome.
I appreciate the point you made about drying the chicken. I never realized why that mattered, but now I see the difference. Thanks 😊
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I understand why you'd ask....but, I'm not. 😉
@@mrs.morris5506 then why do you have the same last name?
@@lysolwipes3201 common last name
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What number should the stove be put to
This is the recipe I’m following from now on. Ty for being so thorough❤
No recipe here. This is basic of basic
Thanks for this lesson. Just made 16 for my 3 boys. Eating machines.
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MC Mash, can you give me insight on the things I asked in comments?
My chicken was dressed to impress. Followed your chicken prep.. Thank you so much. Simple and quick.
Excellent method. Thanks for posting!
Definitely going to try this. Thanks.
Great video!
This looks fire my guy! I’ve been doing something similar lately, but I use butter in the cast. Will definitely get the brine going next time. And never be afraid to flex the apron, it’s a must!
Never use butter to cook chicken you will just burn it
Use clarified butter and it will be awesome.
Make more videos! Also, i didnt know about preheating my cast iron before adding oil. Thanks!
I'm going to make this for dinner, thanks for the video.
Pro tip: In a small bowl, before touching the chicken, combine the seasons and spices together and mix well. This helps season the chicken evenly and helps prevent cross contamination of the season and spice containers. There is no need to clean the containers afterwards.
I would have also used some precooked or left over rice and added it to the bottom of the cast iron pan after the chicken cooked. Microwave the rice, add it to the bottom of the cast iron pan, and it will act like a sponge, absorb the pan juices. Like magic, there is a classic side dish.
You’re very unique beneficial excellent comment about how to not tear it off too quickly the chicken will let you know when it’s ready is extremely valuable to me. I am 50% around the corner with my french cooking and I am very I have watched 500 of these cooking videos and not seeing this technique mentioned in them. hat’s off.
Will this recipe still work if I don't own an apron? (kidding)
It will not (serious)
No, and don't try it....very dangerous.
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We want more videos! I’ve cooked this recipe twice this week and it’s delicious
Thank you I appreciate your explanation of timing and temperature🎉❤❤
Good tips thanks
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If the skin has been trimmed too short...make small slits throughout the skin and then pin the skin in place with toothpicks. It will protect the meat from the heat of the frying pan...and the finished product will look wonderful. Remove the toothpicks after the chicken has rested.
Good thing I have a cast iron skillet just like yours. Cooking now with some potatoes!
Thank you for the recipe and sharing your video .
Thanks for the video!
Id love to try it. Im thinking of seasoning and browning the chicken first though
Great recipe looks delicious and very easy.
What do you mean your apron doesn’t look cute? It’s so freaking adorable😭
Good work man 👍
First time making chicken thighs and I’m so happy I came across your video! And I love the tips.
Chili powder already contains garlic powder. And cayenne and an herb (usually oregano). That's all - make your own, and leave out the black pepper.
Very good my friend!
Hey thanks for the video! One question what heat do you place your oil on prior to putting the chicken in?
my gf and i have been living together for a couple of months now and she always be making dinner so hopefully i can do this and surprise her haha
If you don't have an oven can you make it on the stove top and what do you do after flipping the piece. Please advise. Thanks
Good idea 😉😊
I only have Teflon pans is that ok ?
After you flip do you throw it right in the oven ? Or let it cook then oven?
This was really good! I used my air fryer instead of the oven and brushed the juices back over it before putting it in to fry. Then I used the scrapings and an onion and some chicken stock to make a gravy for it too. The skin was very crispy. This is my first time having thighs and this is so good! Thanks for the recipe. 😋
what's the music in this vid?? also great recipe looks delicious
How many minutes to just pan fry?
I love it
Can I do this without an oven? Whats the variation for that? Thanks!
Of course! I’d turn down the heat a bit after searing the skin to ensure that they don’t burn, but you can certainly finish them on the stovetop. You will probably need at least 20 minutes per side.
Beginner's Dinners ok wow, thank you! This really helps out, our oven is out of commission right now
@@beginnersdinners8972 20 minutes per side in a frying pan??? Are you kidding - that's the way to get rubber chicken! Way too long, 5-7 mins per side, tops. And you didn't advise people to let the meat rest for 5-10 mins under foil once it's out of the oven. That really is a must for all meat, as it lets the juices settle inside of the meat and keeps in moist.
@@glamdolly30 Well, this is Beginner's Dinner. :]
@@LittleMopeHead Sure is honey, only a beginner would overcook chicken that badly, lol!
Thank you. I just tried it….came out very good but I need to buy a cast iron pan. That would have made it easier because I could have put it right into the oven after the searing process. Overall, it came out very good. Thank you.
Great Thanks🎉
How much salt?? How much water??
Great video!! Followed it step by step and it turned out delicious!! 😋 Thank you!! 🍗❤
what heat should the pan be preheated to?
@@Kuro-bh8mr I used high to medium-high heat, then turned down.
@@shellyconrad4598 got it, thanks
Thx, santa got me a cast iron pan for Xmas!
Your right it's super cute when people wear their aprons.❤
Thanks 👍
Simple and easy, I love it.
Wow Logan looks really good . I’m going to have to try this .
Commas are important 😉
Hi looks great! what heat setting do you heat your pan to for searing? I tried a similar recipe on med/high and burnt the skin, :(
He said medium in the video. That usually works great for me too
@@mctit thanks!
@@FabJ-p3z All about the amount of oil you use too just mess around with it I've been trying but recently I've been burning them roo
Avocado oil has a higher smoke point so it’d be easier for y’all not to burn it before its ready
Hi Thank you for the video I have a few questions as I'm a complete beginner to cooking anything.
When you say regular Salt, How is that different then Kosher Salt and what would that be in the grocery store?
I found a salt called "Iodized salt" or would there be a salt called regular there?
The iodized salt is regular salt. It’s also often just called “table salt” like what you’d expect to be in a salt shaker. Kosher salt is everywhere, I wouldn’t be surprised to find it in a convenience store even. Usually sold in a bigger box, the kosher salt is much much bigger and flakier. Kosher salt isn’t iodized as in it doesn’t have anything at all added to it. It’s 100% sodium chloride, the iodine That is added to table salt is actually really good for you but it also acts as an anti-clumping agent so kosher salt sticks together better.
While trying this, I found that If you brine the chicken, you don't need any more salt when you season it. Mine came out way too salty the first time, and I like salt! Otherwise, a very tasty and easy recipe.
What does brine mean?
@@Randaakarim Soaking in salted water
I wish I knew what temp for the oven part
400
You are Amazing, Awesome
Did you broil the chicken or broil it ?
For how many min on each side though.
I like to debone the thighs, put them between paper towels for about an hour, then season and in the pan in they go. Never felt the need to use the oven - they are not that thick... Get that skin nice and golden and then flip them on the other side for a few. Done.
What if you don't have cast iron and only have nonstick?
I've cooked chicken this exact way on non stick. Works just fine. Just make sure your non stick pan is oven safe; some aren't. This method also works on enameled cast iron and stainless steel.
Yep, yep, yep 👍.
I would only add, from a lazy singles POV...
1/4 teaspoon salt per piece of thigh for the pre-brining , but with an equal amount of plain sugar..
The temperature is spot on.👌 (Fibrous collagen needs time to melt into the meat).
season however you like , however I always finish on the stove, by just covering the pan and lowering the heat a bit... (Time depending on quantity, but when juices start flowing, just turn off the heat and wait till cool enough to munch. 😋
Cool stuff! Love cast iron cooking! Exactly why I clicked on this. Just subscribed! - Mac
If I'm to do turkey legs instead, could I do it the same way as the chicken? I assume that I'd have to cook the turkey for a longer period of time.
Just 1 recommendation, wash your hands after touching that chicken and patting it dry. It will keep everything you touched afterwards from possible contamination.
When you're soaking the chicken in the salt water overnight, do you put the bowl in the fridge or just leave out on the counter?
You can just keep the bowl in the fridge
Leave it out in the counter overnight if you want salmonella
Thank you! If you didn’t want to put it in the oven, would you just continue flipping on the stove until 150-160?
I would reckon that would be fine. Temperature is the main thing that determines cooked through but not overdone. Not everyone has a cast iron pan, or chooses not to use them because they can't! (My Mum loves them but can't lift them any more. Too Heavy!)
Thanks for the recipe, easy to prepare, and the results were excellent.
What was the oven temp? 400 degrees 3:24.
Batman He said 400°
@@delicatedell7396 Thanks. 3:24.
Skip the part of the paper towel after it comes out of the oven. That's not grease, it's the precious juice of the chicken that you have been throwing away all these magical years. Just let it rest in your plate for a bit, the juice will run out, transfer that to your pan and make a sauce. I'm surprised u didn't do anything to deglaze your pan where u seared your meat. All the flavours are there.
I look up how to cook chicken thighs in pan = how to cook chicken thighs in pan then oven
Ahah nah good vid
I just found this man and I hope all is well with him. He has not posted in awhile.
Make more videos this was good...
Nice! thanks man!
Those extra seasonings outside of salt on the skin, can burn during cooking. Also, if you place it in a cold cast iron skillet without oil, skin down, and let it rise to temperature it will render its own fat and crisp up without using oil. You can flip it and let the meaty side cook in that same oil til done and avoid transferring it to the oven altogether.
I made these today and they came out pretty well. Only complaint is that I brined my chicken in the water overnight like you said, and even after patting dry they absorbed a bunch of water. They still got a decent sear but it messed with the cook time. Any tips on drying out the chicken completely before cooking?
@rando commando Go back to facebook with your bald ass randy. Or drive that 4wheeler into the lake, but make sure you have that battleaxe you call a wife riding on the back. My comment was over a year old you fuckin clown lmao
Try drying them on a cookie sheet rack. It will help with airflow. You might not want to leave it overnight, but just a few hours instead before you cook it.
Can you put flour on it?
Can’t I rest it on a rack instead of paper towels?
I'm sure you can :)
Sure you can, it's better than towels actually as they can get soggy and stick to the meat.
Love your video!!😊
Thank you, so simple!!!
Garlic powder helps every dish 👍
Dude!!! 🥰🌅
He went with the kosher cause its legit 👌
I reaaaly liked how simple this recipe is but i wanna ask about the background harmonica music i reaaaallly loved it what's the name of it ??!!
And btw am gonna use your recipe for today's dinner 😍😍😍
i luv thuh way it looks riteafter it cuhms out...
@3:57
2:08 Mans just grabbed a hot cast iron bare handed??
That's how you know that you've graduated from little bitch to full grown ass man.
Turned out great. I tasted my chicken water after letting it soak and turns out it wasn’t quite salted enough. I put some more salt and then drank a few sips from the brine later and it tasted great.
Awesome Thxxxxxx