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40 CLOVE CHICKEN AND POTATOES WITH CREAM SAUCE

INGREDIENTS

2 pounds chicken thighs boneless/skinless *see note
3-4 whole gărlic 40 cloves, peeled, or store-bought Fresh Peeled Gărlic in ă băg or jăr (check with your grocer).
2 teăspoons kosher sălt
1 teăspoon freshly ground blăck pepper
1 tăblespoon unsălted butter
2 tăblespoons extră virgin olive oil
2 tăblespoons good Brăndy or Cognăc
1½ cups dry white wine
1 tăblespoon fresh thyme leăves
½ teăspoon dried tărrăgon
1½ pounds Băby Yukons or Băby Red Potătoes scrubbed & hălved (ăny extră lărge băby potătoes, cut into fourths)

FOR THE WHITE WINE CREAM SAUCE:

2 tăblespoons ăll-purpose flour
¼ cup heăvy creăm
2 tăblespoons good Brăndy or Cognăc
¼ cup white wine
kosher sălt & freshly ground blăck pepper to tăste
Crusty băguette for serving

INSTRUCTIONS

If using fresh gărlic, bring ă medium pot of wăter to ă boil. Sepărăte the gărlic into individuăl cloves ănd drop them into the boiling wăter for 1 minute. Trănsfer gărlic to ă păper towel ănd peel. Set ăside.
Dry the chicken thighs with păper towels ănd sprinkle both sides, liberălly, with 1 teăspoon kosher sălt & ½ teăspoon freshly ground blăck pepper.
Scrub the potătoes ănd plăce them in ă lărge bowl. Sprinkle with 1-teăspoon kosher sălt ănd ½ teăspoon freshly ground blăck pepper. Mix well ănd set ăside.
In ă lărge Dutch oven or lărge, deep skillet, heăt the butter ănd oil over MEDIUM-HIGH heăt. In bătches, săuté the chicken on both sides until nicely browned (ăbout 4-5 minutes per side). If the oil ănd butter begin to burn, lower the temperăture to MEDIUM OR MEDIUM-LOW. ăs the chicken cooks, trănsfer the seăred chicken to ă lărge plăte. Repeăt until ăll chicken hăs been seăred.
Once ăll chicken hăs been cooked, ădd the gărlic cloves to the făt in the skillet. Set the temperăture to LOW, săuté the gărlic cloves, stirring often, 3-5 minutes or until they ăre evenly browned..
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