256292 amazing baked lemon thighs potatoes Recipes

vegetable oil or spray, red or white new potatoes, about 1 1/2 lb, washed, salt and pepper, paprika, olive oil

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potatoes (i use regular idaho russet .), sour cream, salted sweet creamy butter (i use challenge whipped butter.), cream cheese, carton chicken stock, salt (to taste), milk (optional... i rarely use it, but whole or vitamin d work best if you do.)

potatoes, cut into chunks, olive oil, seasoned salt, salt, cracked black pepper

boneless skinless chicken thighs, potatoes, baby carrots, kraft light zesty italian dressing, parmesan cheese

whole chicken legs-thighs, potatoes, unpeeled, onion, chopped, olive oil, fresh lemon , juice of, fresh rosemary, garlic cloves

skinless chicken thighs, low-fat buttermilk, lemon , juice and zest of, kosher salt, panko breadcrumbs, fresh thyme

chicken thighs , or legs and thighs combined, spice powder, salt and pepper, to taste, hoisin sauce, (i like lee kum kee ), toasted sesame seeds , (optional), green onion tops , (optional)

chicken thighs, potatoes, peeled and quartered, vegetable oil for frying, wine vinegar, lemons, juiced, crushed garlic, dried oregano, dried parsley, onion, minced, salt and pepper to taste

boneless skinless chicken thighs, potatoes, washed and quartered, canola oil, red wine vinegar, olive oil, lemons , juice of, garlic cloves, minced, dried oregano, dried parsley, onion, diced, coarse sea salt, pepper

amazing easy and delicious tres leches: three milk cake, yellow cake mix (with pudding) baked as directed in 13 by 9-inch pan, evaporated milk, sweetened condensed milk, heavy whipping cream, rum (or to taste), finish, cream , to cover cake, sweetened coconut, poke holes in the cake with a fork all over., pour topping mixture over cake ., let mixture absorb completely in refrigerator ., cover with whipped cream and sprinkle sweetened coconut over top of cake., add strawberries , macadamia nuts, cherries and/or pineapple. i sometimes serve a caramel sauce on the side as

lemon, grated fresh ginger, salt, honey, reduced sodium soy sauce, chicken thighs, with bone, vegetable oil, sliced green onions and lemon wedge (optional)

chicken thighs, ground cumin, paprika, ground turmeric, garlic powder (can go down to 1/2 - i looove garlic..), cayenne pepper, salt, ground cinnamon (optional), olive oil (enough to coat the bottom of a skillet and a 9x5 baking dish)

idaho potatoes, vegetable oil, for coating, butter, at room temperature, sour cream, salt and ground black pepper, sauteed shrimp, peeled, grated cheddar, plus more for sprinkling, paprika for sprinkling

oil, skinless chicken thighs, chopped, butter, leeks, chopped, garlic, crushed, flour, dry white wine, chicken stock, dijon mustard, lemon juice, sour cream, fresh tarragon, chopped, potatoes, peeled, melted butter

potatoes, peeled and diced, butter, low-fat cream cheese (neufatchel), low-fat milk, salt

garlic cloves, diced, white onion, diced, cm fresh ginger, mashed, carrot, diced, peas, corn, olive oil, garlic butter, melted, potatoes, chicken thighs, chopped into 3 cm chunks, white wine, chicken stock, salt, pepper

chicken thighs, skin on, soft spreadable cheese with garlic and herbs, new potato, halved, tomatoes, halved, garlic clove, crushed, superfine sugar, thyme , leaves stripped from 4 of them, olive oil, salt and pepper