Chicken Paprikash

I followed this almost to the letter. I used twice as much pepper with the flour and added some fresh garlic to the onion. When it was done and I tasted it it seemed kind of bitter and slightly bland. I ended up adding a little onion powder, pepper and about 1/2 tsp sugar. This helped a little, but not enough. My husband seemed to like it, but he'll eat anything I put on top of spaetzle! The chicken was very tender. After a little more tweaking I may try this again.

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Looks like I've found a new paprikash recipe! This was wonderful...served with spaetzle! Thanks!

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Easy to make and the chicken was moist and tender once I finally got it to cook through. Mine took about twice as long as the recipe stated. I added 1/2 tsp salt to the chicken and sauteed 1 cup fresh mushrooms and 1 tsp minced garlic with the onions, but other than that made as directed and it was good. Thanks for posting.

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I hate to be the voice of dissent, but this really didn't do it for us. I expected otherwise--we love stroganoff and other east European foods, and I love paprika with chicken. It wasn't even the blandness of the recipe (it was still pretty bland even with extra paprika added to it). We just didn't like the flavors of . I made it pretty much as written, with the addition of a small can of sliced mushrooms and subbing canola oil for butter. Since we didn't like it at all, I doubt I'll try to tweak it even. Thanks anyway, Laurie!

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This was great! I included mushrooms as well, and cut the chicken breasts up into smaller pieces so that they would be sure to cook through. We'll definitely be making this again.

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Excellent recipe. I doubled the sauce ingredients and added mushrooms as other reviewers did. The end result was a delicious dish packed with flavour. My husband really enjoyed this as well. I did add some salt. I served this with noodles and cabbage for a really tasty meal! Thanks!

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This was excellent! and quick to make. I did add garlic and hot Hungarian paprika to the dish, as we like our meals spicy - otherwise it was a perfect meal. Thanks for posting, this is definetly a keeper, I wish I could give it more that 5 stars.

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This was so delicous! I made it for my sister and her husband and they raved about it for days. I did add some hot sauce as mentioned by others. I cooked it slowly for several hours and then added quartered Grands Biscuits to the top of it after it was finished. I covered the pot and let the biscuits simmer for 1/2 an hour. This made a fluffy delicous dumpling that soaked up the flavor. I will make this again for sure!

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This was totally packed with flavor and was so good! This recipe has been tweaked and fine tuned to perfection. I used an extra teaspoon of freshly ground Paprika (from Morocco!) in the flour mixture. I followed all of Rita L's suggestions/directions up to the point where the chicken broth and sour cream was added - I removed the chicken for that part. I also did as a few reviewers stated and added mushrooms (Baby Portabella) - This made the sauce really tasty!!! The chicken was tender and flavorful as well as a beautiful deep red and the sauce was dandy!!! Thanks LAURIE!!!!

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I only had Spanish Paprika. I think that made a big difference in this dish. I will have to go back and try it again when I get some Sweet Hungarian Paprika.

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I pounded my chicken and floured it very litely. I also added additional paprika-and in retrospect wish I had added some hot paprika as well as I thought the sauce was very good, but really needed more spice. I add sliced boiled potatoes to mine and it was really very good.

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Nice recipe. Did need some added flavor as it was bland but has great potential with additions previously mentioned and maybe a little 'heat' from a pinch of cayenne or some 'spicy' paprika along with the sweet. Thanks for a great dish!

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I used 16 ounces of chicken breast that I sliced and seasoned with salt and pepper then tossed into the flour & all the paprika mixture. Browned the chicken on one side. Meanwhile I sliced one whole onion and tossed it into the remaining flour mixture and topped the chicken after turning. I also added some sliced mushrooms. The directions state to removing the chicken and not putting it back? I just never removed it!After adding the onions and mushrooms to the chicken I cooked till onions were translucent at which point I mixed the broth and cream and added to the chicken. And walla I had a great meal! Thanks for good eats! ;)

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This was a good, quick and easy recipe. I cubed my chicken, added a cup or so of sliced mushrooms and increased the onion. We found the recipe a bit bland, I think that I would add some garlic and maybe some white wine to the sauce next time.

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Very nice paprikash. The chicken bronzed beautifully with the paprika/flour coating, and it was tender and moist. I did add some salt to the recipe to enhance the flavor. Next time I will double the sauce part of the recipe. We prefer sauce on our noodles rather than butter. Thanks for sharing this tasty recipe.

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