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By Kim127
Added June 05, 2006 | Recipe #171515
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By Dr. Jenny
on November 06, 2008
This recipe was really good. Easy to make, fantastic flavor. I should have read the other reviewers' comments first, as mine did come out very oily. You could easily reduce the olive oil to 1/2 cup as evelyn/athens suggested. We followed all directions and ingredients as posted and topped with fresh parm. Thanks, Kim!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Starrynews
on October 14, 2008
Really nice recipe. I decreased the amount of olive oil to about 1 T, added an extra clove of garlic, and some chopped green pepper (just personal preferences). I also added 1 T of tomato paste to help thicken the sauce up a bit towards the end of the simmering. The chicken was so tender and juicy and the sauce was lovely over some multigrain pasta. Thanks for a lovely and tasty dish!
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AUSSIE/NZ Swap May2008- FANTASTIC! I did add an additional clove of garlic as I love garlic. This reminds me of YiaYia's. Not quite the same but so similar it is going into my cookbook! LOVE IT!
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on March 06, 2008
Wow, this is good! That said I really cut the fat back by using no oil at all, I lightly browned chicken thighs (skinned and visible fat removed) in a skillet sprayed with Pam. I them added the onions, garlic and chopped tomato with the stock and seasonings turned the stove to min and left it on a slow simmer for an hr. The end result was very moist and tender chicken with a delicious sauce ( I did add a bit of cornstarch because I wanted it a little thicker). A very easy dish to make and enjoy. Kudo's Kim.
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Very good. I didn't want to use that much olive oil and a half cup was sufficient, for us. Much like the recipe I use. Lots of delicious sauce to serve over the pasta. Comfort food.
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on May 04, 2007
Well, what can I say... This was so very easy, I followed the ingredients and recipe exactly although I also used canned tomato's. The stock reduced to a wonderful thick rich sauce, and it tasted absolutely fantastic. It was loved by all here, and as suggested I served with warm crusty bread. So very good, a keeper here Kim127..well done!!
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on January 15, 2007
Very good and easy to make! I used chicken breast tenderloins and stewed them in my electric skillet. Instead of fresh tomatoes I used a can of undrained stewed tomatoes. This is a nice change from regular sauce over pasta. Make sure to serve with warm crusty rolls for a wonderful meal!
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Serving Size: 1 (370 g)
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