Carrabba's Chicken Marsala

We use this recipes sauce as an appetizer. I toast a thinly sliced bagget, keep the sauce in a chaffing warmer and voila...it's amazing and everyone loves it!!

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Wow! This was absolutely fantastic! Served with extra sauce over buttered linguini. I added a bit of Kitchen Bouquet to darken the marsala. Thanks diner524!

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Great Chicken Marsala! I made the recipe except only using two breasts. Served with freshly made cheese ravioli and used the extra sauce over both. Will make this one again and again.

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This was very good. No leftovers for us. I followed another suggestion and used bacon rather than prosciutto the second time making it and liked it much better with the bacon. Definitely a keeper thanks for posting.

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Oh, this was amazing! I used quartered cremini mushrooms, "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter" instead of the real stuff, non-fat 1/2, 1/2 for the heavy cream, and some random white wine and it was STILL delicious! The spices for the chicken were outstanding and the mushroom sauce, which I doubled, was perfect. Thank you for posting this hit, diner524!

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with 50 reviews i dont know how much more i can add it rocks, i might suggest a side Sage and Pumpkin Mash it matches very well with this dish . im soooo happy i tagged this recipe

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I absolutely love Carrabba's and since the nearest one is something like 5000 miles away, this was a wonderful treat! Great flavor, tender juicy chicken, rich creamy sauce... who could ask for anything more?

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My husband and I used to work at Carrabba's and this is definitely the recipe that comes closest to their Chicken Marsala, which we absolutely love. We cut back on the salt, but other than that we followed the instructions exactly. We serve it with buttered egg noodles. Thank you so much, we love this!!!

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It tasted really good. I did do things differently though. For the marsala sauce i doubled the portion. I left out the prosciutto, shallots and mushrooms. Because my wife and I are picky eaters. For the heavy cream i used Philadelphia cooking cream (original) its new and it worked really good and tasted really good. On the chicken spice I would leave the thyme out it added a not very desirable aftertaste.The marsala I used was Holland House marsala cooking wine.my picture is the one with mashed potatos with parsley over the potatos. without the thyme though my wife said it would be just like carrabbas chicken marsala

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Carrabba's Chicken Marsala is a favorite dinner of my boyfriend and me, and this recipe tastes almost exactly like it! I did use fresh mushrooms as some of the other reviewers suggested, and I wish I would have sauteed them a little longer than the recipe says--they were still pretty firm when we ate them, and the mushrooms at Carrabba's are pretty cooked down and soft. Also, the sauce did turn out a little thin, but perhaps more corn starch next time could fix that. Also, I think I will add a little browning sauce (Kitchen Bouquet brand) next time to try and darken the sauce. I doubled the sauce recipe since we were using more chicken, and it made enough sauce to feed four adults plus have some leftover. This recipe is delicious!!!

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Carrabba's has the best chicken marsala that I have ever tasted, and this tastes almost exactly like Carrabba's. I used fresh mushrooms instead of canned. Other than that, I followed the recipe as written. It's too cold to cook on the grill outside, so I used my Cuisinart grill. I used two huge chicken breasts and sliced them in half (thickness-wise). The chicken was juicy and tender (just like Carrabba's) and the marsala sauce was out of this world (just like Carrabba's). I served the chicken with penne pasta, roasted asparagus and Italian bread. I made this at my in-laws house and everyone raved over this meal. They all said to give it 10 stars. This is a definitely keeper in my book. Thanks for another outstanding recipe, diner524. Made for Best of 2010 Cookbooks Tag Game.

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This is TDF!! It tasted just like the Marsala at Carrabba's. While I was buying the Marsala, I talked with a lady who owns a small local Italian restaurant. She recommended Florio dry marsala which is what they use in her restaurant. I would also recommend this since I couldn't find the Lombardo brand. I used fresh mushrooms and added more of the cornstarch slurry to thicken the sauce a little more. Everything about this was terrific. Thanks diner for sharing this great recipe. Made for Zaar Stars Tag.

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Just like most of the reviews I would have to agree that this is pretty much exactly like Carrabba's (which is amazing) with the exception of a few minor things. I made the recipe exact except I used fresh mushrooms instead of canned because Carrabba's does not use canned mushrooms. I also tripled the recipe (for 6 very large chicken breasts) and I would not have wanted any less sauce so make sure you double or triple it. The few things that were different: First, the sauce was much lighter in color than Carrabba's, which does not bother me at all as long as the taste is still the same, but I was a bit concerned about this at first. Thankfully, it had no effect on the taste. Second, as stated above, I used fresh mushrooms rather than canned. I sauteed them in butter to brown them first then added them to the recipe when it said to. Third, the sauce was very thin, unlike Carrabba's. I don't like it when my sauce is so runny that it does not stay on the meat, so next time I will probably double the cornstarch or use flour instead. Other than that the taste really was a dead ringer for Carrabba's and I wouldn't change a thing. This is definitely a dish to make for company, someone special or anyone that you want to impress! ;)

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This was really good! I added more garlic and about 1/2 cup more wine.

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This is my FAVORITE recipe for chicken marsala!! I got this out of a friend's Copycat cookbook and I lost it recently and was devistated! I am glad I was able to find it again. Guess what's for dinner tonight?!?

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OMG!!! This turned out wonderful. I followed the sauce part of the recipe to the letter except I used beef broth and added grated parmesan & romano cheese at the end. I poured it over a flat iron steak and it was amazing.

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This is one exceptional recipe! My DH and I enjoyed it for our anniversary dinner along with a Fresh Green, Strawberry, Goat Cheese and Walnut Salad. Simply divine in my book!

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Absolutely Fantastic!!!! I keep making this for my family over and over agian!

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Excellent dish! By the time I had the mushrooms, shallots and garlic going I knew I was going to love it... and it did not disappoint! Thank you so much!

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One word to best to describe this is O-U-T-S-T-A-N-D-I-N-G!!! This is one of those recipes that are perfect to impress company, but most of all it's an amazing recipe that makes you proud every time! It is as good as in the restaurant, and for those that haven't eaten there, this is every bit as good!

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