RECIPE: Richard Olney Recipe featured in Food & Wine sounds delicious .... Chef Frank Stitt featured the recipe in the magazine

RECIPE:
If you ever have a chance to eat at Highlands Grill DO IT. Wonderful wonderful. Spatchcocking a chicken makes such a delicious bird with that crispy brown skin.
 
Been looking for something like this. One dinner guest to-be, eats almost nothing but chicken.

I remember, about 35 years ago, when getting ready to depart our vacation home, I was always eager to use the contents of the freezer and often had to be creative in the last few days. I always took down a load of high-quality foods, frozen. I had chicken and chevre. I came up with an idea of mixing the chevre with garlic, herbs and s-d tomato, then stuffing it under the skin. I had never heard of it being done before, but it worked beautifully. Now I know so few people who like chevre. aaaaaaaah those were good old days.
 
Been looking for something like this. One dinner guest to-be, eats almost nothing but chicken.

I remember, about 35 years ago, when getting ready to depart our vacation home, I was always eager to use the contents of the freezer and often had to be creative in the last few days. I always took down a load of high-quality foods, frozen. I had chicken and chevre. I came up with an idea of mixing the chevre with garlic, herbs and s-d tomato, then stuffing it under the skin. I had never heard of it being done before, but it worked beautifully. Now I know so few people who like chevre. aaaaaaaah those were good old days.
I don’t know anyone that doesn’t like chevre! this sounds yummy!
 
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