Important for lemon chickens with young potatoes
Potatoes need a head start, while the asparagus should only be cooked until it has a slight bite.
Chicken and young potatoes are baked first with lemon, garlic and thyme, the asparagus is added later. Potatoes need a head start, while the asparagus should only cook until it has a light bite. Instead of asparagus, halved fennel or green beans fit, which also come later on the sheet.
Why this recipe works
Potatoes need a head start, while the asparagus should only be cooked until it has a light bite. Chicken and young potatoes are baked first with lemon, garlic and thyme, the asparagus is added later. Instead of asparagus, halved fennel balls or green beans fit, which also come later on the sheet.
Recipe
Chicken oats and young potatoes are baked first with lemon, garlic and thyme, the asparagus is added later. Potatoes need a head start, while the asparagus should only be cooked until it has a light bite.
Preheat the oven to 200 °C top/bottom heat. Halve potatoes, dry chicken, press garlic and squeeze out a lemon; cut the second into thin slices.
Chicken and young potatoes are baked first with lemon, garlic and thyme, and the asparagus is added later.
Potatoes need a head start, while the asparagus should only be cooked until it has a slight bite.
Leave the chicken and potatoes outside the oven for five minutes. Turn the asparagus with the lemon-brate juice and put it all together with fresh thyme on a preheated plate.
Kitchen know-how
Potatoes need a head start, while the asparagus should only be cooked until it has a slight bite.
Variations
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