Ingredients
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6 - 8
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1 1/2
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1
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2
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2
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1/4
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4
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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3 - 5
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6 - 8
Directions
Chicken on a Bed of Vegetables, Created for RSC #15 (POSTSCRIPT: I don’t understand the fairly critical reviews, as I make this at least once a week with different veggies! So what you’ll read now is an edit of the original recipe!) A healthy, easy, all-in-one family meal or casual dinner for guests Garlic is roasted separately, so everyone has a choice whether they want garlic paste on their serving or not! Quick to assemble, and totally delicious! This recipe makes a generous meal, and a crisp salad would be nice with it (It’s the meal I make when I am really very busy, and want to shove a healthy yet easy dinner into the oven! Often, use a chicken flattie on top of the veggies — a spatchcocked chicken — or I butterfly the chicken myself In my convection oven it is almost always perfectly done within 1 hour — but do test!!), Absolutely delicious! used 3 large Costco chicken breasts and about half the veggies with McCormick’s Montreal seasoning I didn’t have mushrooms or parsley so left them out used frozen haricot vert and microwaved them a couple of minutes because of the comments but wished I hadn’t as they were a bit over done I didn’t cut the dressing part in half but should have as used most of it and even though it didn’t look like much going on with all the fat from the chicken, all the veggies were very moist and there was a extra fat in the pan afterwards I cooked this at 375 by accident, for about an hour and 15 minutes Everything was well done all the flavors were yummily melded and some of the veggies a little caramelized used individual garlic cloves still in their skins with their tops cut off- they were scrumptious We loved the crunch of the panko with out having the work or carbs of a full breading It’s great having recipes where you make it, stick it in the oven and have a whole meal come out and all you have to do is pour the wine! Made for the cookathon in memory of Zurie’s DH – hugs and prayers to your family
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Steps
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1
Done
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Prepare the Vegetables First, as Described Above. Use a Large, Roomy Oven Dish, and Grease Well. I Prefer Butter to Grease With. Whether You Use Skinless or Skin-on Thighs Is Your Choice, but Use Bone-in and Skin-on For More Flavour. |
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2
Done
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Preheat Oven to 350 Deg F/ 180 Deg Celsius. |
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3
Done
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in a Bowl Whisk Together the Mustard, Sugar, Olive Oil, Sherry and Water. (don't Skimp on the Olive Oil, Rather Use More Than 2 T, Especially If Using Skinless Thighs, as You Don't Want the Meat to Dry Out). |
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4
Done
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Layer the Sliced Potatoes in the Bottom of the Dish, Then Season Lightly With Seasoning Salt and Some Black Pepper. Scatter Over the Mushrooms and Parsley, and Season Very Lightly Again. |
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5
Done
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Then Layer Over the Chopped Green Beans. They Should Be Sliced Thinly Into Rounds, and Really, Fresh Is Best Here. I Find Frozen Beans Take Longer to Cook. Lastly: Layer Over the Chopped Onion. Season Lightly. |
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6
Done
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Arrange the Chicken Thighs in One Layer on Top of the Veggies. Spoon the Sauce Evenly Over the Thighs, Season Lightly on Top With Seasoning Salt and Pepper, and Sprinkle About 1 Tablespoon Crumbs Evenly Over Each Thigh. |
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7
Done
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Cut Off Just the Very Top Off the Garlic Bulb, So Most of the Tops of the Cloves Are Exposed. Put This in the Centre of the Dish, and Spoon a Teaspoon of Olive Oil Over the Bulb. |
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8
Done
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Bake in the Preheated Oven For 1 Hour or Slightly More, Open. (if Using Skinless Thighs, Cover the Dish With Foil For the 1st Half of Baking Time). |
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9
Done
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to Test, Stick a Fork Through the Veggies Underneath the Chicken. If It Goes Through With No Resistance, the Dish Is Done. |
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10
Done
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Use Scissors or a Sharp Knife to Slit the Skin of the Roast Garlic Cloves, Then Squeeze the Paste Over Each Crispy Thigh and Spread It With a Knife. Sinfully Delicious! Save the Leftover Roast Garlic, Wrapped, to Eat on Toast. |
