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Hi all
Newbie cook - I have 4 good sized chicken legs. What is the easiest tastiest way to cook these? I know I could google it and I have....but every time I have had a bit of advice from foodies in here it has always turned out great.
So pour over a tin or tomato sauce cover and bung in oven....easy as that do you think?
Cheers
CHR
Newbie cook - I have 4 good sized chicken legs. What is the easiest tastiest way to cook these? I know I could google it and I have....but every time I have had a bit of advice from foodies in here it has always turned out great.
So pour over a tin or tomato sauce cover and bung in oven....easy as that do you think?
Cheers
CHR
Craphouserat said:
Hi all
Newbie cook - I have 4 good sized chicken legs. What is the easiest tastiest way to cook these? I know I could google it and I have....but every time I have had a bit of advice from foodies in here it has always turned out great.
So pour over a tin or tomato sauce cover and bung in oven....easy as that do you think?
Cheers
CHR
Roast them with some olive oil, herbs and a bit of salt and pepper. Crispy skin is the nicest bit of a chicken leg for me.Newbie cook - I have 4 good sized chicken legs. What is the easiest tastiest way to cook these? I know I could google it and I have....but every time I have had a bit of advice from foodies in here it has always turned out great.
So pour over a tin or tomato sauce cover and bung in oven....easy as that do you think?
Cheers
CHR
Alternatively, Coq au vin.
We like this:
www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/3233/succulent-honey-a...
You might need to separate the thighs & drumsticks to cook in the time suggested.
www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/3233/succulent-honey-a...
You might need to separate the thighs & drumsticks to cook in the time suggested.
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