Thursday, February 2, 2023

Chicken Cacciatore, Polenta + 50 (Yes, 50!) Chicken Dishes Your Family Will Love

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Chicken Cacciatore

Chicken Cacciatore, also known as Hunter's Chicken, is a classic Italian dish that's packed with rich, bold flavors. The name "cacciatore" comes from the Italian word for hunter, and it is said to have originated with Italian hunters who would prepare it over an open fire using ingredients they had on hand, such as tomatoes, onions, garlic, and peppers. This recipe calls for chicken thighs to be slow-cooked with these veggies, along with fragrant herbs, red wine, and broth to create a hearty sauce that's perfect for spooning over polenta or mashed potatoes.

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Quick & Easy Polenta

There are two types of polenta: traditional and instant. Traditional polenta is made with coarsely ground cornmeal and takes up to an hour to cook with frequent stirring. Instant polenta, on the other hand, is made with pre-cooked, dried and finely ground cornmeal, and takes just minutes to prepare. Although the traditional version has a more rustic texture and pronounced corn flavor, I usually opt for instant polenta for convenience. It still delivers great taste, and you can't beat a side dish that can be whipped up in 10 minutes!

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50 Chicken Recipes Your Family Will Love

Chicken is the ultimate dinnertime staple. Not only is it affordable and easy to cook, there are endless ways to prepare it that appeal to the whole family. From chicken piccata to chicken tenders, these 50 (yes, 50!) chicken recipes will keep dinnertime interesting.

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