101 Cooking For Two - Everyday Recipes for Two: Garlic Oven Roasted Bone-in Skin-on Chicken Breast (AKA Split Chicken Breast)

Friday, November 19, 2010

Garlic Oven Roasted Bone-in Skin-on Chicken Breast (AKA Split Chicken Breast)

Back to some "Cooking for Two" action. That means a simple tasty meat that is almost fool proof. I have had great success with bone-in skin-on chicken breast (AKA split chicken breast) on the grill last summer. While I could have grill today in Michigan, I'm really have re-orientated myself to inside cooking.


 What I wanted.
  • A simple oven only recipe. I didn't want to do a stove top to oven method today.
  • Quick and easy so even lazy me would repeat it.
  • I wanted crispy skin.
  • I wanted garlic and taste and more taste.
I looked and got some basic ideas and timing but really not what I wanted. I'm never afraid to just dive in and do it. Pizza Hut is just a phone call away.. right.

Rating
This had great taste. I would almost make it an 5.

Notes: As is my habit when dealing with split chicken breasts. I trimmed them by removing any trim-able fat. I removed that thin rib section that has little meat. And last but most important. I cut them in half. This does two important things. First it helps in even cooking. Otherwise, I burn the outside and it's hard to get to 165. Second, more surface area means more area for spice. A great thing.



Preheat oven to 425 convection. Trim split chicken breast of any trim-able fat. Remove the small thin rib section and then cut in half. Rinse the chicken well under running water and than pat dry.
Mix all spices together in small bowl. Brush lightly with olive oil on both sides.

Sprinkle with spices on both sides. Don't forget the cut edge.
Prepare baking pan with aluminum foil and small rack if you have one. Spray with PAM. Arrange chicken with thickest sides out and thinnest parts towards center of pan. Bake until internal temp of 165. About 35-40 minutes.




Garlic Oven Roasted Bone-in Skin-on Chicken Breast (AKA Split Chicken Breast)


Back to some "Cooking for Two" action. That means a simple tasty meat that is almost fool proof. I have had great success with split chicken breasts on the grill last summer. While I could have grill today in Michigan, I'm really have re-orientated myself to inside cooking. What I wanted. * A simple oven only recipe. I didn't want to do a stove top to oven method today. * Quick and easy so even lazy me would repeat it. * I wanted crispy skin. * I wanted garlic and taste and more taste. I looked and got some basic ideas and timing but really not what I wanted. I'm never afraid to just dive in and do it. Pizza Hut is just a phone call away.. right.As is my habit when dealing with bone-in skin-on chicken breast (AKA split chicken breast). I trimmed them by removing any trim-able fat. I removed that thin rib section that has little meat. And last but most important. I cut them in half. This does two important things. First it helps in even cooking. Otherwise, I burn the outside and it's hard to get to 165. Second, more surface area means more area for spice. A great thing.
Ingredients
2 bone-in skin-on chicken breast (AKA split chicken breast)2 t olive oil1/2 t garlic powder1/2 t celery salt1/2 t onion powder1/2 t cracked black pepper1/2 t coarse salt
Instructions
1) Preheat oven to 425 convection2) Trim split chicken breast of any trim-able fat. Remove the small thin rib section and then cut in half.3) Rinse the chicken well under running water and than pat dry.4) Mix all spices together in small bowl.5) Brush lightly with olive oil on both sides and sprinkle with spices on both sides. Don't forget the cut edge.6) Prepare baking pan with aluminum foil and small rake if you have one. Spray with PAM.7) Arrange chicken with thickest sides out and thinnest parts towards center of pan.8) Bake until internal temp of 165. About 35-40 minutes.
Details
Prep time: Cook time: Total time: Yield: 2 servings

Updated

April 19, 2011

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1 Comments:

At November 20, 2010 at 10:52 AM , Blogger Chris said...

I'm a big fan of split breasts, they taste so much better than boneless, skinless.

 

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