Chicken Cacciatore Amore

"This is an adaptation of another cacciatore recipe I found on Recipezaar. This is the augmented wine content, gluten-free version (with extra veggies). Use fresh spices for this one and a robust red wine. If you aren't in love, after serving this, you will be. Please note that this makes enough to feed a prison."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 10mins
Ingredients:
18
Serves:
6-10
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ingredients

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directions

  • rinse and pat the chicken dry.
  • mix the almond and rice flour in a plastic bag and add the chicken. Roll the chicken around to get it good and coated.
  • heat the oil in a dutch oven type pan until you can smell it, but it isn't smoking.
  • cook the chicken in the oil, flipping pieces frequently to brown on all sides and remove from pan.
  • in the same pan, saute the onion, green pepper, garlic and zucchini until the onion is tender.
  • add the red wine, vinegar and spices to the veggies and simmer for 5 minutes, allowing the liquid content to concentrate and reduce slightly.
  • add tomatoes and tomato sauce (I use fire roasted tomatoes out of a can and it makes it pretty tasty.).
  • Stir all this up and add the cooked chicken.
  • Cover the pot and cook for 45 minutes over low to medium heat.
  • After 45 minutes, add the mushrooms and cook uncovered for another 15 minutes.
  • Serve over pasta, with rice, with mashed potatoes, with polenta or by itself with bread and plan to be loved.

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Reviews

  1. This was really good! I do have a few comments- the flavor was a little bland, but then again I did use dry herbs. Also, the breading did not stay on the chicken. This recipe is great with a little chili pepper sauce! Or, mix with sour cream/plain yougurt for a nice sauce. :)
     
  2. Very nice flavours. The veggies were a little overcooked, specially the zucchini. Next time I will add them close to the end. I also used more salt. We serve it with recipe#313016
     
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