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Wok eggs, fried rice and hot Dry Noodles.
Ulaş Tekerkaya, chef at Somatçı Fihi Ma Fih restaurant in Konya, Turkey, bases many offerings on his menu on his research into the origins of the Ottoman Empire. This braise was loosely inspired by a rich, elegant chicken dish he prepared for us on a recent visit. Dried fruits, shallots, spices and nuts create a sweet-savory flavor for meaty bone-in chicken thighs. We brown only the skin side of the thighs on the stovetop, then braise them in the oven browned side up so the skin remains crisp. To finish the dish, a little butter rounds out the flavors with its richness and lemon juice and fresh parsley keep the sweetness of the fruits in check. Serve with a simple rice pilaf.
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Don’t discard the juices that accumulate on the plate as the browned chicken waits to be added back to the skillet. Be sure to pour them into the pan after returning the thighs to the pan, as they contribute flavor to the sauce.
pounds bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs, trimmed
Kosher salt and ground black pepper
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