Chicken thighs stuffed with sausage and simmered in a vibrant, tangy sauce. This is a celebratory main dish that captures the authentic, sophisticated flavor of a chef's recipe, made easily at home.

Ingredients

Main Ingredients (2 servings)

  • Ground Pork 300g
  • Chicken Thighs 2 pieces
  • Homemade Sausage 120g
  • Potatoes (to taste)
  • Kitchen Twine (for binding)

Seasonings

  • [For Homemade Sausage] Black Pepper 1/2 tsp
  • [For Homemade Sausage] Cinnamon Powder (a pinch)
  • [For Homemade Sausage] Rosemary 1 tsp
  • [For Homemade Sausage] Cloves 1 pc
  • [For Homemade Sausage] Garlic 1 tsp
  • [For Homemade Sausage] Salt 1 tsp
  • [For Homemade Sausage] Nutmeg (a pinch)
  • Salt (to taste)
  • Pepper (to taste)
  • White Wine 200cc
  • White Wine Vinegar (to taste)
  • Fond de Veau (Veal Stock) 150g
  • Butter 20g
  • Parsley (to taste)
  • Olive Oil (to taste)
  • Parmesan Cheese (to taste)

Steps

  1. First, let's make the homemade sausage. Combine Ground Pork 300g with Black Pepper 1/2 tsp, Cinnamon Powder (a pinch), Rosemary 1 tsp, Cloves 1 pc, Garlic 1 tsp, Salt 1 tsp, and Nutmeg (a pinch).
  2. Trim the tendons, cartilage, and excess fat from the Chicken Thighs.
  3. Make a cut into the thickest part and open it up to flatten.
  4. Lightly season both sides of the Chicken Thighs with Salt and Pepper.
  5. Spread the Homemade Sausage 120g evenly over the center of the prepared Chicken Thighs.
  6. Fold the Chicken Thighs over the sausage to enclose it and shape.
  7. Securely tie the rolled Chicken Thighs with Kitchen Twine. This is crucial to prevent them from opening during cooking.
  8. Heat a frying pan and add Olive Oil (to taste).
  9. Place the tied Chicken Thighs into the pan, starting with the tied side down (the back), and sear over medium-low heat until golden brown.
  10. Once browned, flip and sear the sides until golden brown as well.
  11. Boil the Potatoes (to taste) until tender.
  12. Mash the boiled Potatoes, add Butter, and season with Salt and Olive Oil 1 tbsp.
  13. Turn off the heat, mix in half of the Parmesan Cheese (to taste), and complete the potato puree.
  14. Remove excess oil from the pan used to cook the Chicken Thighs with a paper towel, leaving the flavorful fond at the bottom.
  15. Increase the heat slightly, add White Wine 200cc a little at a time, and reduce it to allow the chicken to absorb the flavors and evaporate the alcohol.
  16. Add White Wine Vinegar (to taste), spoon it over the Chicken Thighs to infuse their tanginess, and cook to reduce the sharp acidity.
  17. Let the Chicken Thighs rest off the heat to finish cooking through.
  18. Add Fond de Veau (Veal Stock) 150g to the remaining pan sauce and warm it through.
  19. Finish the sauce by adding a little Butter for a smooth, rich consistency.
  20. Remove the Kitchen Twine from the rested Chicken Thighs and slice them into your desired thickness.
  21. Plate the sliced chicken alongside the warmed potato puree.
  22. Pour the prepared sauce over the chicken, garnish with Parsley (to taste), and serve.

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