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By ~Bekah~
on July 22, 2003
I make this at least once a month, we love it! And so easy to throw together in the morning before work. I have made this with chicken, stew meat, round steak and pork chops! Doesn't get any easier, and your guests think you slaved! Just grab a loaf of crusty bread and a green salad and you are set. Thanks for sharing!
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I have to say that this is a very flavorful sauce. I did take one reviewer"s suggestion and used Italian seasoning in place of the spices listed. BUT, for whatever reason, my sauce was very thin and almost watery. I will try it again, but definitely tweak it so it is thicker.
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on September 08, 2011
Looking for something I could make with my daughter, that all would like, and we could eat upon returning home from school and swimming lessons, and this fit the bill. It was good, healthy and quick. It makes tons and my DH will take some to work tomorrow and I will eat some tomorrow when he is out of town. GREAT! Thanks for posting.
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on September 03, 2008
This was wonderful. I even put the chicken breasts into the crock pot while they were still frozen! It was such a nice kick to a regular jarred sauce. I did not have the dry red wine, but it was still great. I will add it next time to give it a try.
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Very good, similar to chicken cacciatore. It made for a great meal to come home to after a day at work. I used 3 frozen chicken breasts, used 1/2 onion, 1/2 cup of red wine, added one sliced green pepper and used a 28 oz can of chopped tomatoes seasoned with oregeno, garlic and basil, 1 jar of Hunts low sugar pasta sauce and a sprinkling of dried oregano and basil over top of the sauce, then a stir to mix sauce. Cooked on low for about 9 1/2 hours. Chicken was very moist and tender. Served this with a side of penne pasta for my son; ate solo with a tossed salad for me because I'm watching my carbs. Will enjoy as leftovers for lunch tommorrow....will melt some shredded parm and/or mozzarella on top of chicken, upon reheating. Thanks for posting, will make again!
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on April 07, 2006
Very nice pasta recipe, especially for a chicken dish! I will use this one again. Here are my very minor alterations: I used 4 tsp Italian seasonings instead of oregano and basil (both included). I used canned whole tomatoes instead of chopped tomatoes, squeezing the whole tomatoes through my fingers to break them apart (yes, it seems icky, but this technique has been suggested on a previous tomato pasta recipe I regularly use and the resulting consistency is exquisite!) Finally, I doubled the garlic, as usual. Thanks for posting!
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on October 14, 2005
Can you hear the applauds? I made this while my in-laws where up from Flordia. What a nice change from regular tomato sauce. I made this the night before and just placed the liner into the crockpot in the morning and it was good to go. It was nice coming home to a wonderful meal. Served it with a side salad and bread.
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Serving Size: 1 (327 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
The following items or measurements are not included:
chopped tomatoes
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