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The chicken turns out so tender, it almost falls off the bone and the sauce is lick-off-the-plate good! It is savory but it has a tangy sweetness because of the wine, and after the chicken, my favorite has to be the carrots. They are soft and sweet, like little nugget treats. I always serve it with rice so the rice sucks up all the sauce, but it doesn’t hurt to have a piece of bread handy.
Combine the first 5 ingredients ahead of time and refrigerate until needed. (I refrigerate mine at least 30 minutes, but usually overnight if I think far ahead enough. )
In a large heavy pot heat 1 Tbs. olive oil, add chicken and cook and brown on both sides. Remove from oil and set aside. In the same pot add the sofrito and cook for 3 minutes or so.
Return the chicken to the pot with the rest of the ingredients, season to taste, cover and cook over medium heat for 35 minutes** until the chicken is tender.
Serve over white rice.
*See related blog link regarding sofrito.
*When choosing a wine for this dish, it doesn’t have to be anything fancy, but pick something you would drink. Also, stay away from “cooking” wine because they tend to have a high salt content.
**You can also easily do this in a crockpot. Toss seasoned browned chicken in with everything else and set for 6 hrs on low.
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iri920 on 8.27.2009
I was looking for a recipe I could make in the crockpot for company coming over and stumbled upon yours. I have my own recipe for this but never thought about making it in the crockpot and I liked that yours had wine for the liquid instead of water. It was very good and my in-laws thought so too.