LIFESTYLE → THIS WAY THAT WAY Issue 923 · August 9, 2022

Pargiot

Beloved by kitchen beginners and chefs alike, this cut can be depended on to be flavorful and juicy

Pargiot
A Chicken in Every Pot
Fat Facts

Most of the fat in chicken thigh meat is monounsaturated fat, which is good for you.

Double Trouble

A double yolk will almost never hatch into two chicks.

Fly the Coop

Chickens can’t fly more than a few feet, but they can run up to nine miles per hour.

Grilled Dark Chicken Pargiot

Recipe by Sarah Faygie Berkowitz

There are some products out there that simply change your life, and pargiot are high on my list. Let’s face it: making chicken is a messy business. But with these boneless thighs — known as pargiot in Israel — preparing a delicious chicken dinner is a snap. And because the darker pieces tend to be higher in fat, grilling is the way to go — you get all the flavor and juiciness with none of the heaviness.

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