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I perused this thread recently and noted a few recommendations for the Chicken Braised with Figs, Honey and Vinegar on p 350.  Figs in season and a pack of leg quarters at $0.99/lb sealed the deal. 

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This is an excellent chicken recipe.  These leg quarters were huge so the braise was a great way to cook them. Header notes talk about identifying perfect figs, but I think the brief sauté they get in the reduced braising liquid, brightened with honey and vinegar will make even a so-so fig taste pretty great.  Header notes say the restaurant serves this with a salad of raw fennel ribbons and arugula with wedges of fried pizza dough to sop up the sauce.  My mind went to polenta but I did add a pile of arugula.

Edited to add that the recipe calls for a single onion, cut into 8 wedges to go into the braising pan for 4 servings. The braised onion is quite delicious, so if you like onion, I’d increase that. 
 

 

blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

I perused this thread recently and noted a few recommendations for the Chicken Braised with Figs, Honey and Vinegar on p 350.  Figs in season and a pack of leg quarters at $0.99/lb sealed the deal. 

7B066812-1DF1-4FB0-BB6C-5C7A6E639B93_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.b86a2c6d677deb61f67e0097b26211e1.jpeg

 

This is an excellent chicken recipe.  These leg quarters were huge so the braise was a great way to cook them. Header notes talk about identifying perfect figs, but I think the brief sauté they get in the reduced braising liquid, brightened with honey and vinegar will make even a so-so fig taste pretty great.  Header notes say the restaurant serves this with a salad of raw fennel ribbons and arugula with wedges of fried pizza dough to sop up the sauce.  My mind went to polenta but I did add a pile of arugula.

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