Baked chicken thighs, tender and tasty

The thighs baked chicken is a simple recipe that you will have guaranteed success. The dishes that are baked give a great result and are not very laborious, ideal for Sundays when the family comes to eat at home and want to enjoy them instead of spending a lot of time in the kitchen.

The chicken thighs baked are also a delicious recipe that I never get tired of never prepare. In fact, almost every weekend I prepare it, we love it!

As an accompaniment, you can choose some baked potatoes, as I did. Garlic and a touch of lemon make this delicious dish an extraordinary set of flavors. This recipe always goes well, so if you want to go for sure, do not hesitate to prepare some deliciously baked chicken legs.

Recipe of baked chicken thighs

Ingredients for 4 chicken legs baked:

4 chicken legs
1/2 lemon
1 head of garlic
Salt
Pepper
Olive oil
1 squeeze of cider

How to prepare baked chicken legs:

We season our chicken legs

We preheat the oven to 200º C with heat up and down.

Salt-pepper the chicken and we have it in a source suitable for baking. We make a cut in each clove of garlic in half and add them to the source. Add a drizzle of olive oil, a little lemon and a drizzle of cider.

Cooking of roasted chicken legs

We take the chicken to the oven at 200 º C and let it start to cook, every ten minutes we rotate the chicken thighs so that they are made equally. We bake for 45 minutes.

We prepare the potatoes

Peel the potatoes and cut them into slices, salt and pepper them and arrange them in a baking tray well separated from each other so that they are baked well. Add a little olive oil and bake until tender, about 25 minutes.

We bake the chicken legs and the potatoes at the same time in different heights.

We serve the hot roasted chicken legs.

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