Sentence examples for thighs- from inspiring English sources

If you don't have a mountain of cooked turkey to get through, make this vegetarian by leaving out the turkey and pancetta, and using veg stock instead of chicken; or, for committed meat-eaters, brown a dozen chicken thighs all over in the casserole for 10 or so minutes, then lift out before starting on the jerusalems.

The boneless thighs in Madhur Jaffrey's recipe in her Curry Bible are somewhat easier to eat, as well as having a juicier texture and better flavour than chicken breast.

Serves 4 8 chicken thighs, skin on 2 ripe but firm peaches 250g cooked freekeh 1 medium radicchio, broken into leaves 1 spring onion, finely chopped 4tbsp extra-virgin olive oil 1tsp honey leaves of 6 tarragon sprigs 20g pistachios, lightly crushed 150ml water Sea salt Black pepper Bone the thighs if necessary and lay them flat, skin-side up.

After the artichokes have cooked for 20 minutes, lay the thighs on top, cover, and steam for another 15 minutes, all in the same pot.

It is surprisingly hard work, especially on the thighs.

Lay the chicken thighs skin-side down and cook for 15-20 minutes, occasionally pushing flat.

One combination I particularly like is peach with sticky chicken thighs.

The same goes for chicken thighs over breasts, lamb neck or shoulder over leg, pig cheek over pork loin – they may take longer to source and prepare, but they're well worth it.

Every nerve and every muscle stood out on their arms, on their backs and their thighs, and one almost heard them stretching to breaking point.

I assume he means with the skin on, as Henry specifies – although chicken thighs tend to have an excellent flavour, I find Lawson's boneless, skinless chunks rather dull in comparison to the whole pieces, which fall temptingly from the bone after an hour and a half on the hob.

Cut the thighs in half and serve on top of the peach and freekeh salad.