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Dukkah-Spiced Roast Chicken

by Michael Davis

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Contains Soy

Peanut Free

Contains Tree Nut

Contains Gluten

Contains Dairy

“Chicken, but make it really interesting.” Chef Michael brings us a roast with Middle-Eastern flair, marinating chicken breast in yogurt (which makes it extra juicy), before coating it in dukkah—a blend of toasted nuts, sesame, and warming spices. Cooked until golden, it’s paired with fluffy couscous studded with sweet currants and pumpkin seeds, and a side of lightly charred broccoli for balance. Bold, aromatic, and full of texture.

Nutritional facts

Protein

54g

Carbs

47g

Calories

730kcal

Fat

35g

Ingredients

Chicken Breast, Broccoli , Couscous, Chicken Base, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Canned Roasted Red Peppers, Preserved Lemons, Roasted Pumpkin Seeds, Greek Yogurt, Dried Currants, Garlic, Cilantro, Granulated Garlic, Red Wine Vinegar, Lemon Zest, Almonds, Pistachios, Kosher Salt, Liquid Smoke, Sugar, Coriander Seeds, Toasted Sesame Seeds, Gum, Xanthan, Fennel Seed, Cumin, Turmeric, Black Pepper, Sumac, Cayenne Powder, Crushed Red Pepper, Rosemary

Contains milk, pistachios, almonds, cereals containing gluten, wheat, soybeans, sesame seeds.

Reviews

4.0

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Rebecca · 08/12/25

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About Michael Davis

Michael Davis’s New York City career began at Lespinasse, and continued on to Daniel and Bouley - some of the most acclaimed restaurants in the city. His time in New York culminated in running the kitchen at Del Posto when they received 4 stars in the New York Times.
Since then, he spent time leading the kitchen at Michael Mina in San Francisco, consulting domestically and abroad, and riding his bicycle cross country from California to New York City. Over the past few years, he worked as a private chef on Martha’s Vineyard, and as a consultant in NYC for Pasta Flyer and for Jim Lahey at Sullivan Street Bakery.
Chef Michael now owns and operates Boy Blue Coffee & Goods in NYC. The shop’s name comes from David Bouley’s nickname for Michael, who experimented with multiple hair colors during his tenure working for Chef Bouley. “What’s up, boy blue?” was Bouley’s daily greeting to Michael. Boy Blue Coffee & Goods is the culmination of Chef Michael’s experiences and brings forth his food philosophies, skills, and interests.

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