This split chicken breast recipe is foolproof once you get the hang of it. The dry brine does the heavy lifting; the high heat does the magician’s trick. You get crackling skin and juicy meat every single time.
It’s the kind of meal that makes you feel like a grown-up, but it’s so easy you could do it with a hangover. (I speak from experience. Don’t ask.)
A Final, Cheeky Tip
Cook extra chicken breasts. Cold, leftover split chicken breast is like poultry gold. Slice it over salads, throw it into pasta, or just eat it standing over the sink at midnight. No judgment here.
That crispy skin? It reheats beautifully in a skillet. Just sayin’.