Artichoke Chicken
Rosemary, mushrooms and artichokes combine to give this chicken a wonderful, savory flavor. I've served this healthy canned vegetable recipe for a large group by doubling the batch. It's always a big hit with everyone—especially my family! —Ruth Stenson, Santa Ana, California
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I doubled the gravy as someone else had suggested. That was almost too much, I'd try one and a half times the recipe next time. I used Better than Bullion instead of chicken broth to give it a little more seasoning. Also added garlic, love rosemary and garlic!
My family and I like this dish, made with a few of my own tweaks. I always use fresh sauteed mushrooms, for one thing. For those who think it lacks flavor, try using bone-in skin-on chicken thighs. Boneless, skinless chicken breast is almost completely devoid of flavor! You don't need to eat the skin if you don't like it, but it adds so much flavor to any chicken dish.
I liked it very well. I served it with white rice and a veggie. Family said OK, but men just eat different than women. I will cook again and serve with noodles next time.
I give this base recipe 3 stars. It absolutely has the potential for a 5 star rating if you’re not afraid to add to recipes. Personally I use internet recipes like this as a base idea. With this recipe I seasoned my chicken with Pizza Magic, salt and pepper. With the gravy I used white wine and chicken broth but added tomato purée and tomato paste along with adding fresh garlic and herbs. To take it further I built the dish with cooked noodles on the bottom. Added chicken, mushrooms, and artichokes. Pour in the now tomato cream gravy and top with fresh mozzarella.
I made this exactly as the recipe called for. Substituted nothing. It was just awful. My husband hated it. To salvage something, I scraped off the gravy, mushrooms and artichoke hearts. Dipped the chicken in butter, rolled it in panko and reheated. I definitely don't like this recipe.
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I agree with another reviewer that the recipe as written is only about three stars. I took the advice of some others and it came out pretty good but I will add a few additional tweaks next time. I doubled the gravy, which I can't imagine what it would have been like if I hadn't (it needed it). I also doubled the mushrooms, because, well, I love mushrooms. I added a squirt of lemon juice to the gravy. I added some whole, peeled garlic cloves. I was thinking 40 minutes in the oven would be enough to roast them. It wasn't quite there, but they were soft and slightly tamed, so we liked it. The dish definitely needs the addition of some garlic though, however you want to add it (minced or previously roasted whole cloves). It needed a bit of a kick, so I added some cracked red pepper to mine after serving. My husband added garlic salt to his (which I didn't really think it needed, it was plenty salty). Next time I'll add some sun-dried tomatoes. Since the recipe makes 8 servings, and it's just me and my husband. I actually made the whole recipe and cooked half in an 8-in square dish and put the other half in the same size dish into the freezer. We'll see how it does when I cook the second batch.
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I cooked in skillet with minced onion and mushroom sprinkle from trader Joe's and the seasoning really made the dish tasty
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