How to Make Homemade Lemon lavender chicken thighs

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To begin with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can have lemon lavender chicken thighs using 4 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Lemon lavender chicken thighs:

1. Get 1/2 small Lemon
2. Get 1/2 tsp Culinary grade lavender
3. Make ready Himalayan pink salt
4. Get 1 Skin on, bone in chicken thigh

Classic and always wonderful, juicy baked chicken thighs make the perfect weeknight dinner. Toss the chicken in a simple mix of garlic, lemon juice, olive oil, and brown sugar, then roast them until savory and golden. Spatchcocking the chicken means it roasts more quickly, and stays juicier for it. I make a simple, Provence-inspired compound butter full of lavender blossoms, thyme leaves, lemon, honey, and olive oil.

Steps to make Lemon lavender chicken thighs:

1. If you want, debone chicken thigh before you start and save bone for broth later.
2. Cut lemon and squeeze juice on underside of thigh. Let sit for a while.
3. Salt chicken as desired
4. Rub lavender on both sides of chicken while cast iron skillet heats up.
5. Cook chicken thigh in skillet until skin is crispy and inside is 165°F on your meat thermometer.

Spatchcocking the chicken means it roasts more quickly, and stays juicier for it. I make a simple, Provence-inspired compound butter full of lavender blossoms, thyme leaves, lemon, honey, and olive oil. Inspired by My Little Expat Kitchen It's Halloween tonight. Lavender Chicken (Poulet a la Lavende). We take great inspiration from Rachel Khoo, and today's dish is a classic straight out of her The Little Paris Kitchen series.

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