Chicken Cacciatore
I have decided to share my chicken cacciatore recipe with you as it is one of my husband, Iwan’s personal favourites. I can perhaps make it a bit more often for us! And because we have decided that one day when we could afford an overseas holiday, we would first go to Italy, I even more dedicate this recipe to him! Ballismos Iwan!! And while writing ballismos I see in my head the picture how my beautiful husband always make the lovely jokes of doing all the different accents: Scottish(for his blood,) British (he have some British friends), Irish, American and so forth. And I absolutely loves it when he talks foreign! To Italy and Chicken Cacciatore! If you love cooking with tomatoes, or eating tomato dishes, then this one you would really enjoy! And if you love garlic (to keep you slim-he he) then this one is a must- cook- recipe. Personally I am very fond of tomato in dishes, and I am not quite sure why it is so. Maybe because I have read somewhere how healthy tomato is, I am not exactly sure. I remember coming across a chicken caccia tora recipe- not this one- while still working at Augusta Kleinbosch Guest Farm. Again I mention them. While working there I could explore a lot with recipes. We didn't have a set dinner menu, we changed every day. And perhaps that is why I could experience so many different things. I can definitely recommend a place to work with where you have freedom. It makes you explore more and more. After leaving them I just didn't come across such a lovely working environment with so much freedom. I quickly get boring after repeating the same old recipes over and over in a la carte environment. Back to the chicken cacciatore, I used to make mine with chicken breast fillet- just something personal I guess. No, not I guess. I actually know the true reason but would not tell. It is from childhood manners at the dinner table. And a comment my dad used to make when I eat pieces of chicken. And my husband Iwan totally agree and also mocks me! The choice of chicken to use- it is absolutely up to you. And remember to use the fresh basil and parsley herbs. Oh how I miss St Omer Nursery now for the picking anything I want to cook with. If you can get your hands on a bottle of Sangiovese, then I will recommend this classic red wine as the best pairing for Chicken Cacciatore.
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Serves: 4 Prep time: 30 Minutes Cook time: 80 Minutes Ready in: 110 Minutes
Nutrition: Calories 233 Carbs: 10g Protein: 34.7g Fat: 7g
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