Click here for Michael Symon's original recipe.
My tweaks:
- Used skinless chicken thighs as I had some left from last night's dinner & skinless chicken is healthier.
- To compensate for the fat the skin would've provided, I cooked the chicken thigh on a griddle with some olive oil rather than a grill. And no, Michael Symon, I am NOT "crazy fat-phobic"!
- Didn't have a brick handy, so I smashed the boneless chicken thigh once with a skillet before I cooked it, then occasionally pushed on it with my spatula to keep it flat. I could have used my bacon press but didn't want more to clean up afteward.
- Used a chopped, fresh, heirloom tomato rather than go buy a whole can of San Marzano tomatoes, which tend to be pricey and have a lot of sodium.
As was obvious on the segment, the chicken alone takes more than five minutes to cook. It took seven minutes to get to 160 degrees, but then I didn't use a brick. Doesn't matter, this dish was yummy and well worth the extra minute or two.
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