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Bridget's Recipe Corner
Last weekend we celebrated my son's 17th birthday. I really don't know where the time has gone. It truly seems like yesterday we were being kicked out of various kid's clubs as a result of his passion for biting other children. Thankfully, as time passed, his palate changed and he prefers eating good meals instead.
It's always been a tradition in my house that the birthday celebrant gets to pick the meal. This was his request. I'm sure many of you have your own version, but here is mine. The birthday boy enjoyed it. Hope you enjoy it too.
Chicken
Marsala
8-10
thinly
sliced
boneless,
skinless
chicken
breasts
1
1/2
c.
sliced
Button
mushrooms
1
1/2
c.
sliced
Cremini
mushrooms
2
shallots,
finely
diced
1/2
c.
yellow
onion,
finely
diced
1
can
chicken
broth
1 c.
Florio
Marsala
Dry
wine
1/2
c.
Sherry
1 c.
flour
dash
Kosher
salt
freshly
ground
pepper,
to
taste
1-2
t.
Italian
seasonings
(Kroger
brand
-
seasonings
in a
grinder)
2 T.
Italian
Flat
leaf
parsley,
finely
chopped
approx.
1
stick
butter
olive
oil
1
package
thin
spaghetti
(I
like
to use
Barilla
or
DeCecco)
In
large
skillet,
heat
approximately
2 T.
olive
oil
and
2 T.
butter.
In
shallow
bowl,
add
flour,
seasonings
and
parsley.
mix
well.
Take
each
chicken
breast
and
dredge
in
the
mixture.
Add
to
heated
pan,
browning
on
both
sides.
Work
in
batches
if
skillet
is
not
large
enough.
Set
browned
chicken
aside.
Meanwhile,
heat
2 T.
olive
oil
and
3T.
butter
in
separate
skillet.
When
melted,
add
shallots
and
onions,
cooking
approximately
5
minutes.
When
the
onions
are
soft,
add
the
mushrooms,
mixing
well.
Cook
approximately
10
minutes.
In
the
chicken
skillet,
add
Marsala
wine
and
Sherry,
stirring
well.
Return
chicken
to
pan.
Add
the
mushrooms
and
their
drippings
to
skillet.
Carefully
stir
and
cover.
Turn
heat
to
low
and
simmer
approximately
20
minutes,
until
chicken
is
cooked
and
sauce
begins
to
thicken.
Add
1 T.
butter.
Adjust
seasoning
and
wine as
necessary.
Per
my
son's
request,
I
served
the
Chicken Marsala
over
thin
spaghetti.
We
also
had
roasted
asparagus
and
sautéed
fresh
spinach
and
shallots.
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