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Chicken Skin With Peanuts, Chiles, and Lime

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Photo by Danny Kim
Cooks' Note

You'll need about 3 pounds skin-on, bone-in chicken thighs to yield 1/2 pound skin. Use your newly skinless thighs in a braise.

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