Easy Crock Pot Chicken Cacciatore

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Ready In:
4hrs 15mins
Ingredients:
10
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Place onions in bottom of crock pot. Add chicken pieces.
  • Stir together remaining ingredients.
  • Pour over chicken.
  • Cook on low 7 to 9 hours; high 3 to 4 hours.
  • Serve over angel hair pasta.
  • RJ's Note: I made this recipe on 9th of May 1998. I substituted the tomato paste with a large can of tomatoes that I put through the blender. The aroma of the chicken simmering in the crock pot sauce all day was fantastic. During the last ten minutes I added some frozen mixed Chinese vegetables and served the cacciatore over home made pasta noodles (my first attempt at making pasta). I only used one teaspoon of oregano. Next time I'll try two.

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  1. I made this recipe 8/2001 and it turned out great!However, next time I will be sure to use skinless chicken. The skin made it a bit greasy. I also used tomato sauce instead of paste, and added a can of diced tomatoes. I did not add the celery seeds, but I chopped up some green peppers and added them to the pot.
     
  2. The added ingredients in this recipe made it more appealing than the others I considered. Used legs only and found that it was not necessary to skin the chicken if it was browned well. Also, the cook time is a bit long. Five hours is long enough. Very tender. White meat would dry out, so stick with dark. Add garlic bread, a salad, and a good bottle of red...great dinner for a week night!
     
  3. We used 4 frozen boneless, skinless chicken breasts, 3 cans of tomato sauce, and a tad extra oregano and served this over whole wheat thin spaghetti. It was fabulous. Also, taking the advice of other reviews, I added 2 green bell peppers cut into strips, which added greatly to the flavor and made the dish go further. I will make this again!
     
  4. This is really good. I had made this a long time ago and forgot about it, so I'm glad I found a Crock Pot version. I substituted black olives for the mushrooms, and added 2 teaspoons of dried basil. Thanks for posting your recipe! HHC
     
  5. I took the skin off of most of the chicken pieces before adding them to the crock pot. I think that really helped to cut down on the amount of fat in the cooked sauce. I added a few strips of green pepper and used 1/4c. red wine and 1/4 c. water for the 1/2c. water ingredient. My mushrooms were small so I left them whole. The chicken was fall off the bone tender so before serving, I pulled all of the chicken off of the bone and stirred everything together. Serve with additional parmesan cheese.
     
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  1. This is really good. I had made this a long time ago and forgot about it, so I'm glad I found a Crock Pot version. I substituted black olives for the mushrooms, and added 2 teaspoons of dried basil. Thanks for posting your recipe! HHC
     
  2. I made this 2 weekends in a row with chicken breasts - I used sea salt instead of table salt and it made a difference. Very tasty and super easy - highly recommend!!
     
  3. I made this last night and it was fabulous. A few changes that I made after reading the reviews were as follows; Used some leftover white wine in place of the water, about 2/3 cup, I used 12 ozs of tomato paste and sauce. We're not big on angel hair so we used linguini instead. I also omited the celery seed. I will absolutley be making this again.
     
  4. Oh my goodness the family LOVED it! Instead of tomato paste or sauce I used my left over home made marinara and instead of water...Wine. Thank you what a wonderful winter dish!
     
  5. I made this recipe 8/2001 and it turned out great!However, next time I will be sure to use skinless chicken. The skin made it a bit greasy. I also used tomato sauce instead of paste, and added a can of diced tomatoes. I did not add the celery seeds, but I chopped up some green peppers and added them to the pot.
     

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