Tuscany Chicken

"Another recipe I found when going through my Italian folder. My notes say "quick easy supper...served with green salad and wine. Use better olive oil next time. Enjoyed by all.""
 
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Ready In:
40mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
  • Pat potatoes dry with paper towels.
  • Toss potatoes and mushrooms with 21/2 tbs oil, 2 tbs cheese, 2 tsp garlic and 2 tsp rosemary, 1/2 tsp salt and 1/4 tsp pepper.
  • Arrange in 13x9 baking dish in one layer.
  • Top with remaining 2tbs cheese and bake 15 minute or until potatoes are just lightly browned.
  • Meanwhile, heat remaining 11/2 tbs oil in large nonstick skillet over med. heat.
  • Add chicken pieces.
  • Season lightly with S&P, sprinkle with remaining rosemary and garlic.
  • Cook 5-6 minutes on each side or until browned. (don't crowd pan, may need to do more than one batch).
  • Arrange chicken pieces on top of potatoes. Drizzle with any oil from skillet and return to oven.
  • Bake 20-25 minute longer or until chicken is done.

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Reviews

  1. Outstanding! Cannot wait to have the leftovers. Thank you.
     
  2. this recipe is a sauceless chicken recipe with great taste and flavor...i used dried rosemary leaves which i soaked for an hour in the olive oil...then, i followed the balance of the recipe...the finished product had a browned surface and a little crispness to the tongue with a nice moistness to the chicken...very tasty and easy.
     
  3. This was just lovely - and I took your advice and used top quality olive oil. Getting the rosemary was the hard part - walking across a muddy lawn in heels during a storm is not to be recommended (had no choice though, it was either that or bare feet & I still had to drive home) but it was worth it, it wouldn't have been the same. Thanks for posting, Los Jefes forever!
     
  4. Excellent Recipe! I had been working around the house all day today and since the weather has cooled down (we are having a heat wave in Victoria), I thought this recipe would be perfect to use the oven. Simple and easy yet very yummy! I used a can of shiitake mushrooms and champagne mushrooms (everyone loves mushrooms in our house) and I used on the bone chicken pieces. Other then this I kept to the recipe and we all had satisfied tummies. Thank you little_wing
     
  5. Very tasty recipe. I made it a "do ahead" Prepared it up to the last step then popped it in the oven 25 minutes before dinner. I made a mistake with the chicken pieces - I cut a breast into bite size pieces and thought that I had better partially cover the casserole for the final baking removed foil after 15 minutes. The chicken stayed moist. I cut the recipe bake to 1 serving with no problem. I had to use ordinary mushrooms as this is what I had on hand but will make this again when I can find some shiitake Thanks for a lovely dinner little-wing
     
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