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Chicken Skin Chips Friday, October 23, 2015
Chicken Skin Chips

One day I was removing the skin from some chicken thighs to add to a soup. I was just about to throw it away when I remembered an article in bon appétit about frying chicken skins, so I gave it a try. Wow... are they sinfully good. I can't believe I've been throwing them away all these years.

Chicken Skin Chips

Lay down a sheet of parchment paper on a Jelly Roll Pan. Lay your chicken skins flat and as close to each other since they are going to shrink dramatically. Think of those shrinky dinks from your childhood. Lightly salt and pepper and cook at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 45 minutes to 1 hour.

Chicken Skin Chips

Cool the skins on paper towels to remove the excess oil. Add some lime and Sriracha sauce, and you have an easy appetizer your family or guests will talk about for a long time.



   

Ingredients: Serves: 8

Chicken Chips
  8 Each Skin from Chicken Thighs (cut into squares)
  1 Sheet Parchment Paper
  1 To Taste Salt and Pepper (Fresh Ground)
  1 Each Lime (Cut into Wedges)
  1 Bottle Sriracha

Steps: Prep Time: 1 hour

Preheat Oven
Preheat oven to 350 degree Fahreheit.
Assemble Pan
Lay one sheet of parchment paper on a jelly roll pan. Lay your skins on the parchment and lightly salt and pepper.
Bake
Bake for 45 minutes to an hour. Cool on paper towels to remove excess oil.
Serve
Garnish with lime and/or Sriracha sauce or just eat straight out of the oven.

Comments:

Gretchen 10/24/2015
  Are you friends with Paula Dean? Seriously...... foodies fall into two categories...... those who like deep fried fat and not. Your photo of your chicken skin masterpiece makes this dish look so appealing. I especially like the look of the lime wedge and the coarse pepper grindings which add to the interest.
Response by:   John Mark Osborne
I do love my coarse ground pepper! It's like a little spicy surprise in every bite :)

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