Uncompromising quality since 1978
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Uncompromising quality since 1978

When you choose a cut of meat at Allaert, you're not just buying meat; you're participating in a legacy. Each cut is hand-selected by our master butchers, guaranteeing that only the very best reaches your table.

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Poultry selected for a firm texture and authentic flavor

We select poultry from farms where quality takes precedence over speed. This yields firmer, more flavorful meat, and skin that browns better when cooked. Every choice aims for simple, pure, and delicious poultry, from everyday meals to exceptional dining.

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FAQ about Chicken thigh | 1250 g

How to get a perfectly crispy oven-baked skin

Dry the skin thoroughly before cooking and avoid overcrowding the dish; air needs to circulate. Start with fairly high heat to begin browning, then continue at a moderate temperature to cook through without burning. Turn or baste if necessary, then finish with a few more minutes at a higher temperature to enhance the crispness. If using a casserole dish, uncover towards the end of cooking to brown.

What type of cooking results in meat that easily falls off the bone?

A gentle, slightly longer cooking time is ideal. Whether cooked in a casserole dish or in a moderately heated oven, the meat becomes very tender and easily falls off the bone. Reserve some cooking juices, along with onions, garlic, herbs, and a little liquid, then let it simmer gently. The more even and gentle the cooking, the more melt-in-your-mouth the texture will be, without drying out the meat.

Which simple seasonings work best?

Salt, pepper, garlic, thyme, rosemary, and sweet paprika are perfect. For a fresher version, add lemon zest and herbs as a finishing touch. For a spicier version, mild cumin, mild curry powder, or a touch of chili pepper works very well. If you like a glazed finish, apply a sweeter sauce only at the end of cooking to prevent burning.

Barbecue: How to avoid burnt skin and an undercooked center

Use a two-zone cooking method. Start with indirect heat to cook through, then finish with direct heat to brown the skin. Watch the flames carefully, especially if fat drips and flares up. Turn regularly and avoid adding sweet sauces too soon. A short finish on the hot side will give a beautiful color without burning.

How much should I budget per person and how should I serve it?

Generally, one leg per person is a good size, especially with side dishes. For a more substantial meal, add a rich garnish such as roast potatoes and vegetables, or serve with rice and a gravy. For a neater presentation, let it rest for a few minutes, then serve with the strained and quickly reduced gravy; this creates a brighter and more appealing plate.

How to store and reheat without losing the softness

Store in the refrigerator in a sealed container, ideally with a little juice. Reheat in a moderate oven, covered, then uncover for a few minutes to brown the skin. Avoid microwaving, which softens the skin and can dry it out. Leftovers are excellent shredded and used in salads, pasta, or sandwiches, with a little sauce or juice.