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Sandra Putnam of Gallatin Gateway, Montana tailored her mother's recipe to crock-pot convenience with this hearty entree for busy weekday nights.
Originally published as Prosciutto Chicken Cacciatore in Quick Cooking January/February 2006, p55
Medium-Bodied Red Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a medium-bodied red wine such as Chianti, Sangiovese, Malbec or Zinfandel.
Great for weeknight dinners, this tasty recipe can be made in advance.
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Reviewed on Mar. 28, 2012 by Luvorlando
I have been making this one a while, its good to put together the night before and turn on while we are at a sports event or game. I don't use the ham or prosciutto and tend to stick with cut up chicken breast to keep the fat down. I do add about 3 tablespoons of capers and their juice for flavor. I also prefer to put it on top of Uncle Bens original flavored rice to punch up the flavor because with plain pasta or rice it can be a bit bland for us.
Reviewed on May. 24, 2011 by katlaydee3
I did not like this chicken very much. It was edible, and very moist, but I just thought that it was way too bland for my taste.
Reviewed on Mar. 19, 2011 by jdr3041
Outstanding and very easy to make using a crockpot... definitely part of our menu fare for a good weeknight meal. Thanks!
Reviewed on Sep. 26, 2010 by grannygourmet
I am giving this a five rating, which I think it was after I made a few changes. I used chicken tenders and after browning them and removing them to the crockpot, I sauteed the onions and garlic in the remaining oil. Then I added the broth and tomatoes, along with the seasoning and deglazed the pan in order to enhance the flavors. I then proceeded with the recipe as written, except that used a little flour and water to thicken the sauce a little. I also omitted the pimentos since we really don't like them. So, all in all, it turned out to be a tasty dish.
Reviewed on Apr. 09, 2010 by joniotto
This is the best cacciatore recipe I've ever tried!! I added some thinly sliced carrots (as our favorite Italian restaurant does),a dash of white wine, and 1 extra can of diced, drained tomatoes. (I let my sauce cook an hour or two before preparing and adding the chicken - just to make sure the carrots were done.) At dinnertime, it was so nice to simply cook the pasta and already have this delicious cacciatore waiting in the slow cooker. My family absolutely loved this dish! Thanks for a great recipe!!
Reviewed on Mar. 07, 2009 by alyce13
ITALIAN SEASONING IS MOSTLY OREGANO--ADD SOME THYME,ROSEMARY,BASIL,PARSLEY & SAGE.LOOK IN DOLLAR STORE OR WAL MARTFOR ITALIAN SEASONING OR MAKE YOUR OWN.ALYCE
ITALIAN SEASONING IS MOSTLY OREGANO--ADD SOME THYME,ROSEMARY,BASIL,PARSLEY & SAGE.
LOOK IN DOLLAR STORE OR WAL MART
FOR ITALIAN SEASONING OR MAKE YOUR OWN.ALYCE
TO OSLINFAMILYITALIANS USE DIFFERENT TYPE MEATS IN MANY DISHES FOR MORE FLAVOR.IN TRADIONAL SPAGHETTI:PORK CHOPS,CHICKEN PIECES,MEATBALLS,SOME VEAL.ALOT OF VARIETY.ALSO FRESH VEGGIES & MANY TYPES OF PASTAS.ALYCE
TO OSLINFAMILY
ITALIANS USE DIFFERENT TYPE MEATS IN MANY DISHES FOR MORE FLAVOR.IN TRADIONAL SPAGHETTI:
PORK CHOPS,CHICKEN PIECES,MEATBALLS,SOME VEAL.
ALOT OF VARIETY.ALSO FRESH VEGGIES & MANY TYPES OF PASTAS.
ALYCE
Reviewed on Feb. 24, 2009 by oslinfamily
Should there be an OR between the thighs and breasts...seems wierd to use both!
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