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Can you shallow fry chicken thighs?
I got these chicken thighs in the fridge that I'm going to have for lunch after I wake up sometime later today when I remember to go to sleep.
Really I don't like the taste of oven baked chicken, I think it's a bit crap and I don't want to have to wait 40 minutes for them to cook. I was just wondering, if I put a bit of oil in a pan and cook them, will that be okay? Also I've always wanted to know what level should the heat be up if i am cooking them on the hob? Mother always say to have the heat low so it cooks in the middle, is that right as I tend to have the gas up really high down to my own sheer impatience. |
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You have to be careful pan frying thighs because of the bone but, yes, it can be done. Cook them on a medium heat to make sure they are cooked the whole way through. What are you going to serve them with?
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You have to be careful pan frying thighs because of the bone but, yes, it can be done. Cook them on a medium heat to make sure they are cooked the whole way through. What are you going to serve them with?
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I'm really tempted to but that new Heinz spreadable stuff I saw advertised on the telly - I have some thighs and drumsticks in the freezer doing nowt.
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I'm really tempted to but that new Heinz spreadable stuff I saw advertised on the telly - I have some thighs and drumsticks in the freezer doing nowt.
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Its called Heinz Spread & Bake and they have a Sticky BBQ version. Yum!
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when you eventually wake up, you could try frying them to colour them off first. They'll taste much better in the oven then.
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