Regular readers here know that my monthly recipes are usually ones I try from my favorite culinary Yodas. Valerie Bertinelli. Sip and Feast. Ina Garten.
But I am proud to say that this chicken dish comes straight from...well...me. And the impetus was very basic.
I had some chicken thighs thawed out.
I had also not used my slow cooker in some time. What can I do with both of those issues?
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I wanted to cook some veggies with this meal so I sliced two carrots, four Yukon Gold potatoes, and one medium onion. I put them into the crock pot.
Meanwhile, in a skillet, I heated to a shimmer several tablespoons of EVO. Separately, I patted dry four chicken thighs...bone-in. I salted and peppered both sides of each thigh. I placed in the skillet skin side down first. I seared it to a golden brown. About ten minutes. I flipped the thighs and did the same thing.
In a small bowl, I mixed the necessary liquid for any slow cooker recipe. Here's what I combined.
1/2 cup of soy sauce.
1/2 cup of ketchup.
1/4 cup of honey.
2 tablespoons of Sriracha sauce.
Two minced cloves of garlic.
I placed the chicken on top of the veggies. I poured the blended sauce over it all. You can cook it fast or slow depending upon what you want. 6 to 7 hours on low. 2-3 hours on high.
You will be astounded how all the flavors infuse each other.
I guess that's the first recipe for my own cookbook.
Dinner last night: Leftover lasagna.
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