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karend on 1.14.2015





Oh my! This was so easy and yet so delicious. Going onto the menu rotation immediately. My only variations were to use frozen shitake mushrooms and grated fresh turmeric root because that is what I had.
SusanVermont on 11.3.2013





This was the first recipe I used from this website. Excellent, quick meal. I ended up using fire roasted crushed tomatoes (Glen Muir), used pinot grigo for the wine(good for cooking) and added some capers and olives. Next time, there will be a next time, I will add more veggies, like zucchini and even eggplant. I do a lot of cooking but not much with turmeric, liked that a lot! (I love cumin)


Bobbie on 6.11.2011





Oh my God! I saw this on your blog (Pioneer Woman) and I had to make it. One of the best things I’ve ever eaten! I followed your recipe exactly and we loved everything about it. thank you for the great recipe

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mary on 4.23.2014
I will not make this again. Yes, It looks beautiful but the sauce has no taste. My Italian husband says this is not true cacciatore. Sorry.
M.O.M. on a One Acre Frontier on 9.15.2012
I had some leftover cooked boneless chicken thighs in the fridge, and while trying to figure out what to do with them, I found this recipe and thought, what the heck? I’ve never made this dish, ever. My meat and potatoes husband really liked it! He got his leftovers for lunch, but I hid the rest for myself Thanks, Ree!
mscupcakers11 on 4.20.2011
I make this often as written…my husband fights me for the leftovers
the country cook on 2.7.2011
I tried this recipe and failed! I’m sure it’s just me and my clutziness in the kitchen.
The flavor was good, even if the finished product wasn’t all that pretty!
batgirl5489 on 11.2.2010
This was a huge hit w/both of my teens. I felt it was super easy as well. Both big pluses in my book! If the husband was here he would have eaten all that was left after we finished. Glad he wasn’t here.