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Chicken Cacciatore Recipe

This is a simple and delicious cooking the chicken, both pieces of chicken with the skin or, as in this case, a light chicken pieces. The pieces of chicken cacciatore prepared with a rich tomato and wine sauce, flavored with laurel leaf.

These recipes for chicken cacciatore is perfect for a dinner with many guests, also feasible to keep in the freezer and pull through so gracefully. Serve with white or red wine and finish the meal with a cool dessert.

Ingredients (for 5 persons):

  • Chicken, cut into dams, 1.
  • Salt and pepper to taste.
  • Flour, for coating.
  • Oil, 5 tbsp.
  • Butter, 50 gr.
  • Onions, finely chopped or cut into thin rings, 3
  • Peppers  very fat, cut into strips, 2
  • Cloves garlic, chopped, 4
  • Natural tomatoes, chopped, with all its juice, 1 can.
  • Laurel, 1 sheet.
  • Dry white wine, 1 / 2 cup.
  • Natural mushrooms, 1 large can or jar (400 gr.).
  • Parsley, minced, 1 tsp.

Preparation

  • Wash and dry chicken pieces (remove skin from chicken if desired).
  • Season with salt and pepper to taste.
  • Heat oil in a pan and brown in it the chicken on both sides.
  • Drain and reserve the golden pieces.
  • Discard the oil in the frying pan without washing.
  • Put butter in saucepan and Melt.
  • Saute the pepper strips.
  • Add the minced garlic and onions (chopped or rings).  Saute until the onion is translucent.
  • Add the tomatoes into the saucepan with all their juice, white wine and Laurel leaves.
  • Scraping the bottom of the pan with a wooden spoon, to enrich the sauce.
  • Incorporate into the sauce the chicken pieces and mushrooms, with all their liquid (if the mushrooms are very large, cut them in half or in slices).
  • Boil slowly, uncovered pan until the chicken pieces finish cooking and sauce is thick.
  • Taste sauce and correct seasoning or not.
  • Serve the chicken pieces with all the accompanying sauce with boiled potatoes and natural.
  • Sprinkle the chicken cacciatore with parsley.
 
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