Marinating does all the work in this vibrant dish where chicken and sauce meld in a single container. No browning, no monitoring, just bold South American flavors.
Chimichurri is traditionally a table sauce, but using it as a marinade and cooking medium creates incredibly flavorful chicken with almost no active cooking time.
Chicken thighs are nearly impossible to overcook, making them ideal for oven-roasting without constant attention. The acid in the chimichurri tenderizes the meat while the oil keeps it moist. The marinade becomes a cooking sauce, eliminating the need for deglazing or sauce-making skills.
Marinating does all the work in this vibrant dish where chicken and sauce meld in a single container. No browning, no monitoring, just bold South American flavors.
Chimichurri is traditionally a table sauce, but using it as a marinade and cooking medium creates incredibly flavorful chicken with almost no active cooking time.
Chicken thighs are nearly impossible to overcook, making them ideal for oven-roasting without constant attention. The acid in the chimichurri tenderizes the meat while the oil keeps it moist. The marinade becomes a cooking sauce, eliminating the need for deglazing or sauce-making skills.
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