New chicken recipe. - 10/22/08
I got a Batali recipe for duck and, having none, used it on chicken. It's not fancy, but boy is it good, and it has grappa in it!
2 large chicken breasts (or 1 Muscovy breast)
1/2 C red wine (I used Chianti)
1/2 C grappa (whopee, I had to drink a swig too)
1/2 C chicken stock
2T butter
chopped scallions
dried cherries
flour for dusting
olive oil for frying.
I bought the chicken breasts, cut each into three pieces and pounded them flat.
I mixed flour, salt and pepper and dredged the chicken in it.
I then fried the chicken in olive oil over medium heat until browned and removed to a dish.
I added the chicken stock, grappa, chianti, butter, a handful of dried cherries, and reduced by half. For fear of combustion, I did this really slowly.
Then I added the chicken back in and let everything mingle.
Stacked on a plate with the sauce over the top and chopped scallions for good measure. I ate most of it myself. It's quite a nice change for dull old chicken. I would love to hear if anyone had the opportunity to try it with duck.
2 large chicken breasts (or 1 Muscovy breast)
1/2 C red wine (I used Chianti)
1/2 C grappa (whopee, I had to drink a swig too)
1/2 C chicken stock
2T butter
chopped scallions
dried cherries
flour for dusting
olive oil for frying.
I bought the chicken breasts, cut each into three pieces and pounded them flat.
I mixed flour, salt and pepper and dredged the chicken in it.
I then fried the chicken in olive oil over medium heat until browned and removed to a dish.
I added the chicken stock, grappa, chianti, butter, a handful of dried cherries, and reduced by half. For fear of combustion, I did this really slowly.
Then I added the chicken back in and let everything mingle.
Stacked on a plate with the sauce over the top and chopped scallions for good measure. I ate most of it myself. It's quite a nice change for dull old chicken. I would love to hear if anyone had the opportunity to try it with duck.