Why this recipe works: To develop a bone-in chicken breast recipe that would produce moist, tender, and crisp-skinned breasts, we turned to pan-roasting, a restaurant technique in which food is browned in a skillet on the stovetop and then slid, skillet and all, into a hot oven to finish cooking. We brined the breasts first for moist and better-seasoned chicken. After cooking the chicken at 450 degrees for crisp skin, we used the caramelized drippings, or fond, left in the pan to make a quick and flavorful sauce for our bone-in chicken breast recipe.
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Preheat: 450° | Yield: 4 servings | |
Prep: 0:00 | Wait: 0:30 | Cook: 0:20 |
Chicken
Sage-Vermouth Sauce
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