Crispy skillet chicken thighs

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  1. Perfect. I love your recipes, thank you so much for having such an analytical approach to cooking. I have probably 3 of your hand held’s, one “Smoke” and have bought them for 2 of my children. Thank you, keep these coming please.

  2. You recommend using an IR thermometer to check temperature of the skillet. What emissivity setting do you use for cast iron. I have a chart, but it doesn’t list cast iron.

  3. I will definitely try this one. Why a needle probe instead of a regular probe (for example, one that came with the Smoke)?

    1. The needle probe is easier to handle in a small cut like a chicken thigh. You can certainly use the included probe, but it can be a little unwieldy. If you don’t have the needle probe, use what you have!

  4. This was so delicious. I ate every bit of my thigh. I purchased my thighs from a local farm and they were of excellent quality. I am so tired of the mass produced chicken in the grocery stores. I loved the added flavors from the lemon, shallot, olives and thyme






  5. Hi Earl,

    You wrote ¾ green olives in the Delicious, crispy skillet chicken thighs with a Mediterranean flair recipe, is that ¾ cup?

    Thanks again for you great instructions and recipes.






  6. 3/4 what of green olives?????

    I presume it is 3/4 of a cup of green olives chopped.
    When to measure 3/4 cup of whole green olives
    Or
    3/4 cup of chopped green olives……
    I think the measurement s would be different.

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