Chicken wings rubbed with crushed garlic, olive oil and thyme and roasted for the best part of an hour, turned halfway. Five ingredients and no sauce.
The recipe announces a list of dried herbs and then names only thyme, so thyme is what the quantities describe. Oregano, rosemary and parsley are the usual companions in Colombian cooking and a tablespoon of a mixed dried blend works in its place. Salt goes on just before the oven rather than earlier: applied ahead it draws moisture to the surface, and wet skin does not crisp. Turning the wings halfway is what gets both sides brown, and it is the difference between roasted wings and wings that are pale underneath.