Anyone else dabble with chicken thighs?

Rob94hawk

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I usually get skinned and boneless thighs and throw them on the grill with some Jack Daniels sauce for a post workout meal. A little bit more in fat content but supposedly they are high in zinc as well.

Anyone else have any easy chicken thigh recipes?
 
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I also like chicken thighs. I get tired of dry white meat breasts. I season them with pepper and cinnamon and bake in oven covered for 50 min on 375. I also make them in slow cooker seasoned the same and add mushrooms and carrots. Takes about 4-5 hrs but the flavor is amazing.
 
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I also like chicken thighs. I get tired of dry white meat breasts. I season them with pepper and cinnamon and bake in oven covered for 50 min on 375. I also make them in slow cooker seasoned the same and add mushrooms and carrots. Takes about 4-5 hrs but the flavor is amazing.
That sounds damn good! Do you add any water in the slow cooker?
 
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About 1cup is all. Its a large cooker and i use about 2-3lbs of chicken. When its done i drain the liquid off before putting it in fridge.
 
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Check out slow cooker chicken curry made with thigh meat is amazing.
 
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I will demolish some chicken thighs, salt, pepper, paprika, a little bit of turmeric baked at 375 for 45min served over some rice
 

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My fav is franks redhot buffalo wing sauce on them,to me that's one banggin meal.
 

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Awesome idea,i kinda like hot bacon dressing on my spinach now(im a very low carb eater)
 
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I also like chicken thighs. I get tired of dry white meat breasts. I season them with pepper and cinnamon and bake in oven covered for 50 min on 375. I also make them in slow cooker seasoned the same and add mushrooms and carrots. Takes about 4-5 hrs but the flavor is amazing.
Never thought about using cinnamon on chicken. Sounds like something I'm going to have to try.
 

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Cinnamon isn't to bad.Thanks for the new idea(bacon,blue cheese,wing sauce)its my b-day and been in a servere cal defiect for 2months not even trying(wasn't counting cals)and feeling no better then I was doing a modified paleo plan(use raw milk,kirfer ect..)might be the cals but todays my day to take in a butt load of cals from whatever I feel like.

Never really had a cheat meal and been eating clean(99%)for to many moons.Mental break and some extra cals I pray will give back the energy I was had.Im more of a vegetable now then a athlete
 
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I was looking at chicken thighs the other day as well because Im so sick of chicken breast. I didn't grab them but this thread has given me some ideas so next grocery trip I'm going to. Never been a fan of dark meat but I think at this point the change would lead me to enjoy it more then I enjoy white meat right now. At least for a minute I hope. Well see
 

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Bone in, skin on:

Rub with black pepper, Tony Chachere's and garlic powder. Inside skin and out.

Put them on a charcoal grill, coat with barbecue sauce about 15 minutes before you remove them. The heat should be such that you cook them for 30 -45 minutes (about 250 degrees). Too much hotter and you'll burn your sauce so adjust application timing accordingly. To do it right, the sauce has to be Stubb's Spicy.
 
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I also like chicken thighs. I get tired of dry white meat breasts. I season them with pepper and cinnamon and bake in oven covered for 50 min on 375. I also make them in slow cooker seasoned the same and add mushrooms and carrots. Takes about 4-5 hrs but the flavor is amazing.
Dark meat is definitely better tastier and not so friggen dry.
 

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