How to Make Provencal Chicken Stew
Chicken Provencale
When I see the word Provence associated with food, my taste buds always get excited. This chicken Provençale is what it's about!
Perhaps I’m biased, as I was born in the South of France, but the food from Provence has always been my go to preference. Influenced by the Mediterranean, Provencal cuisine is often closer to Italian than the French Parisienne style. Maybe that’s why I mainly cook Italian meals.
When I think of Provence, garlic, olives, herbs and tomato comes to mind. Everyone’s heard of “Herbes de Provence” which is made up of rosemary, thyme, oregano and sometimes a little basil, fennel or sage.
Traditionally a whole chicken was used and broken down, and together cooked for well over an hour. Sometimes bell peppers and shallots were also used.
This chicken Provençal recipe is a lot simpler, faster and uses basic ingredients that are easy to get. The result in the flavour is still amazing. The butter at the end just brings it to a whole new creamier level.
You will need a good homemade chicken stock for that amazingness, but if you don’t, use what you have, it will still be delicious. If you prefer chicken thighs, then that is fine too, just cook them slow and a little longer. Enjoy Chicken Provençale.
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Garlic Mushroom Chicken Thighs
Garlic Mushroom Chicken Thighs is a quick throw together recipe all cooked in one pan! Low Carb/Keto approved.
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You won't believe how easy this Creamy Chicken Mustard with Bacon and Garlic is to make!
A great one pan chicken dinner recipe that’s made under 30 minutes. The sauce has a smoky garlic flavour that’s so delicious. Another restaurant at home recipe!
It’s best to use chicken thighs as they have more flavour, plus they don’t go dry like the breasts can.
The chicken thigh pieces, must first be sauteed until they reach a nice golden brown colour. They need to be almost cooked through. Resting them aside will render them juicier while you continue the sauce in the same pan.
If you can’t use wine, simply leave it out, maybe add a little more chicken stock. Try and add the spinach leaves just before serving, this way, they stay nice and green. If preparing in advance, don’t add the spinach leaves at all. Simply add them in, upon reheating.
Use a good stainless steel or cast iron pan for best results. Enjoy this version of Chicken Dijonnaise!
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Garlic Soup | Jacques Pépin Today's Gourmet | KQED
Fall weather is just around the corner. What better way to celebrate than with Jacques Pépin's garlic soup with leek and potato? Jacques shares his secret for peeling garlic while recreating his mother's soup recipe. Garnish with chervil or other herbs.
What you'll need:
1 garlic bulb (about 10-12 cloves), 4 potatoes, 1/2 onion, leek stalk, 2 cups of chicken stock, 2 cups of water, peanut oil, salt, milk or cream, croutons, olive oil, chervil
Today's Gourmet with Jacques Pépin: Garlic Soup with Leek and Potato
Segment from Season 1, Episode 1, 1991.
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Today’s Gourmet aired on KQED 9 for 3 seasons, spanning 1991 – 1993. The series showcased Jacques' culinary techniques, mouthwatering recipes, and sensibilities as a chef. Episodes include recipes such as gnocchi maison and visits from special guests including the godmother of the organic food movement, Alice Waters.
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This Tuscan Styled Chicken has the best flavour of any sauce I've made so far
Learn how to make this easy and tasty creamy garlic one-pot Tuscan styled chicken recipe. The recipe and instructions are easy to follow and will result in a full of flavour Tuscan chicken that's ready from start to finish in no more than 25 minutes. Nothing beats making an amazing dish in one pot, saving time on cleanup at the end which is the worst part about cooking. This Tuscan chicken recipe is outstanding and will impress anyone you serve it to, even yourself.
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Serves 2-4
Ingredients -
Chicken & Seasoning -
4 - Small Chicken Breasts or 2 Large, Butterflied
1 Tbsp (20ml) - Unrefined Olive Oil
1 tsp (3g) - Onion Powder
1 tsp (3g) - Garlic Powder
1/2 tsp (1.5g) - Paprika
Seasoning To Taste
Tuscan Sauce -
1 Tbsp (14g) - Clarified Butter or Regular Unsalted Butter
1 - Brown (Yellow) Onion, Diced
6 - Garlic Cloves, Minced
1 Tbsp (35g) - Tomato Paste
100g (3.5oz) - Sun-Dried Tomatoes, Roughly Chopped
1 tsp (1g) - Dried Oregano
1/2 tsp (1.5g) - Paprika
100ml (100g) - White Wine or Chicken Stock
180ml (3/4 Cup) - Chicken Stock
400ml (410g) - Thickened Cream (Heavy Cream)
60g (2.1oz) - Parmesan Cheese, Freshly Grated
10g (0.3oz) - Basil, Roughly Chopped
120g (4.2oz) - Baby Spinach
Seasoning To Taste
Notes -
If you cant consume alcohol, substitute the wine for chicken stock and reduce it following the original recipe instructions then add in more chicken stock as per the recipe.
Side Dish Suggestions -
Rice
Mashed Potato
Potato Salad
Pasta
Salad
Steamed or Sauteed Vegetables
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