Grilled Herbed Chicken Thighs

"This is my own recipe I dreamed up this summer. I've got an abundance of fresh herbs and wanted to try this out. Turned out really good. I also use this mixture on grilled steaks. The amounts of the ingrediets are an estimate (I didn't measure anything out) so feel free to use your own judgment. Hope ya like it."
 
Download
photo by AcadiaTwo photo by AcadiaTwo
photo by AcadiaTwo
Ready In:
1hr 20mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
4-6
Advertisement

ingredients

Advertisement

directions

  • Starting with the herbs, mix all ingredients together into a rub mixture.
  • Rub mixture into chicken, under and on top of skin.
  • Set aside for an hour to let flavors soak into meat.
  • Leave longer if you have time.
  • Preheat your grill to HOT.
  • Once the grill is heated, lower the grill temp to medium then grill on indirect heat with grill closed for 20-30 min or until juices run clear.

Questions & Replies

Got a question? Share it with the community!
Advertisement

Reviews

  1. Oh this is soooo good! I have several types of fresh herbs I grow in pots on the back deck and this fit the bill!!!! The flavor of the combination of herbs were so delicious.. I didnt' change a thing with this recipe.. The only thing I might do is go a little less on the salt. I think its important to let the herbs sit on the chicken and between the skin and meat for an hour as stated. I made this with grilled corn on the cob with basil butter and a few grilled summer squash. caesar salad on the side.. I will make this again .. thanks L. Duch for the great post.. I'm always looking for new ways to use my fresh summer herbs...
     
  2. Delicious! Oiled the thighs with a bit of olive oil before putting the rub on ... excellent! Thank You ...
     
  3. I was making pasta Alfredo and wanted to put chicken in it but was unsure what to do with it. I dumped all the spices into a plastic bag and shook the chicken up in it. I let it sit in the fridge for about an hour then grilled it on the stove in a grill pan. Sliced it into thin strips and served on top of the pasta. It was the perfect compliment. Thanks for the great recipe.:)
     
  4. Awesome flavor!
     
  5. This was great tasting and very moist! Some of my thighs must have been off of mutant chickens so I had to add an additional 15 minutes to the cooking time. I skipped the paprika as I don't care for it, but otherwise, made as written. Made for the "HOT, SPICY AND TASTY JUNE 2009 Event."
     
Advertisement

Tweaks

  1. What a wonderful and flavorful chicken thigh recipe! I didn't have fresh thyme but used dry and it wasy nice. Instead of garlic powder I used 3 cloves fresh pressed garlic. I did not use onion powder as I didn't have any, but it tasted great anyway. Instead of chili powder I used ground cayanne pepper as that's what I had on hand. I let it marinate for about 2 1/2 hours. I planned to grill it but it started raining so I broiled them instead. I preheated a broiler pan (sprayed with Pam for Grilling) in the oven and set to broil for about 5 minutes. I then added the chicken thighs skin side down and broiled about 8 inches from the coil and left the door ajar. After 15 minutes I turned the chicken and broiled for 15 minutes more. The skin crisped up very nicely was a nice alternative when I couldn't grill. Nice job Duch!
     

RECIPE SUBMITTED BY

I'm 41y/o wife and mother of 2. I've been a nurse for 20 years. We live in a small town in Arkansas. My passion is cooking. I love to cook anything and everything. Luckily my family is adventerous in their eating habits, so I have lots of fun trying new things out on them. I also like camping, traveling, gardening,water sports and collecting recipes. I like getting to know other people from other parts of the world. We have 5 pets, 2 dogs and 3 ferrets. My worst pet peeve is when people stick their nose up at a dish before trying it, because they know a certain ingredient is in it. I know everyone has different tastes, but picky eaters just don't know what they are missing when they turn down a dish they havent even tried.
 
View Full Profile
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

Find More Recipes