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By chia
on April 21, 2003
my family raved about this and they are not easy to impress! they loved the chicken and sauce, i loved the easy recipe and the fact that i could stick it in the oven, set the timer and relax. thanks for a wonderful dinner, panNan!!!
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I give 5 stars to the version I came up with, based on reviews here and my own preferences.
I love sauce, so I doubled it by doubling the broth and wine. I removed the chicken at the end and reduced it/added a bit extra flour to thicken as it was pretty runny, as others mentioned. This created a nice consistency and plenty of sauce for the wild rice, etc.
When creating the flour mix, I doubled the salk, pepper, and paprika, as well as added a bit of rosemary and very small amount of cayenne pepper.
I also added some sliced mushrooms, onion, minced carrot, and garlic with the chicken for a flavor my partner and I both loved. I added a small splash of lemon juice at the end for an extra kick.
Did the whole thing on the stove instead of the oven and only simmered it for about 15 minutes or so. Turned out very tender and moist.
Will make it again the same way! I can see it being bland if following the exact directions, but this version was spectactacular. I served it with herbed wild rice.
This was very good. Not a bold flavored dish but good. I made as written except I thickened the sauce at the end with some flour. It was delicious. May add a bit of garlic next time.
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on November 15, 2003
This is one of my very favorite reciepes.it's simple and it's healthy..it's sooo easy thnak you
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on November 08, 2003
Souper easy and SOOO delicious!! I was a bit skeptical of the flavor because of the ease when preparing... but no one would ever guess that it took so little effort for the amazing flavor!
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on November 03, 2010
Wow! What a fabulous simple dish! I didn't change a thing except to double the wine sauce. I usually tinker with recipes, but this is perfect the way it is! Thanks for this delicious, easy, recipe!
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on December 02, 2003
Excellent!!! I made this last night, didn't change a thing....No wonder it has received such high reviews!!! Going to be a regular at my house.......
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on November 27, 2003
This is an easy to follow and simple to prepare recipe. The end result is a deliciously moist and tender chicken entree. I will definitely be adding this to my permanent recipes. Thanks PanNan!
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on November 04, 2003
I made this last night for my sister's family. I had never cooked with wine before and was very pleased with the result. Even the little boys who are picky eaters kept asking for more chicken and we got a kick out of that! This has opened a whole new world for me.
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on June 28, 2003
This was very easy to make and a huge hit! I only made 2 pieces of chicken but did not cut down on any of the other ingredients. In fact, I poured an entire can of chicken broth in the pan. Chicken was very moist and delicious! I'll definitely make this again.
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on June 14, 2003
My family loved this dish and my dad is very skeptical about healthy things so that was quite a feat. I added a little more chicken broth than was called for to make more sauce and then spooned that over mashed potatoes. Very yummy. There was none left.
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on May 25, 2003
Great chicken dish. I thought it was very easy to make and the sauce was tasty. The chicken was tender and not rubbery at all. Great tasting low-cal recipes are hard to come by but this is a good one. My family enjoyed it and so did I. Thanks PanNan
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on January 17, 2012
I was looking for a recipe that would fit the guidelines my husband's cardiologist outlined for his high cholesterol issues. This one fit the bill with the omission of the salt. It was a little on the bland side even after adding garlic powder and cayenne to the flour dredge, so next time I will increase the amount of garlic I use. My husband dislikes chicken breast due to its dryness, but the sauce for this made it much more palatable, and he said he would eat it again which is a huge testament. I did use the remaining flour dredge to thicken the sauce after it came out of the oven, and I would also recommend adding the parmesan to the dredge next time.
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on January 14, 2012
Extremely bland.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountWhat I enjoyed about this was how the recipe invites you to make subtle changes to suit your taste. I had a pound of raw chicken tenderloin, so I used that. I bumped up the flavor with the addition of caramalized onions, and minced garlic. I also added a considerable amount of parsley to the final sauce. I doubled the sauce so I could toss the whole thing with bowtie pasta, and finally I sprinkled shredded romano cheese over the entire thing. Thanks!
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Simple, fast, and delicious! It's sounds to easy to be as good as it is. The wine adds just a bit of complex flavor. You can do lots with this recipe to add more complexity...and time to prepare if you are so amind, but it is GREAT and fast just as it is.
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What an easy, healthy, tasty and forgiving recipe. I doubled the sauce ingredients and also added fresh garlic to the sauce. Once the chicken was done, I pulled it out of the pan and kept it warm and reduced the sauce by about 1/3. We had expected to eat as soon as it was ready, but had to delay dinner for about 3 hours. I kept the chicken warm in the oven, covered on a plate and kept the sauce warming separate. I was amazed that the chicken didn't dry out. I served it over brown rice. I'll be making this chicken often. Thanks for posting.
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on August 28, 2011
My husband and I love this recipe. I topped it off with capers. It's quick, easy, healthy, and delicious! :)
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on June 18, 2011
Loved this recipe! I was using my oven for roasted potatoes, so I cooked this in a cast iron skillet on the stovetop the entire time. I did not double the sauce and there was plenty for servingbon the chicken, but not enough for potatoes. After the chicken was done, I reduced the sauce by half in the skillet, and it got rave reviews! Last thing, I also pounded the chicken for even thickness, helped for cooking in the skillet instead of the oven.
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on March 10, 2011
Second time i have made it with great reviews from my family stating "in the top ten" of all the dishes i have made. As many others recommended, i doubled the sauce and added a bit extra paprika and a bit of cayenne pepper. I also added the left over flour to the sauce as to thicken it just a little. to those who think its too thin...this is a sauce not a gravy. add a bit of flour to the sauce if its too thin for you. Made with plain rice the second time as the sauce is so delish to put on the rice.
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