I tried to bake chicken thighs in oyster sauce. Unfortunately, I burnt it a little. The chicken skin was meant to be cripsy but in the end it became chow-dar. Nevermind. So I stripped away the skin and it became *ahem* healthy baked chicken thighs without the sinful skin.
I tried baking chicken parts several times but none of them turn out to be cripsy. I think the reason of behind my not-cripsy baked chicken is because I put them on a baking tray. I should have used a guaze or something so that the juice drips away, am I right? Or is it my oven's problem? Or is it the marinate I use? Any tips?
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