Raspberries and blackberries mascerating and below cooking away.
It is such an easy recipe. It was posted in the June Gourmet magazine. It is from Molly Wizenberg column. Here is the recipe. She also has a blog Orangette and if you haven't visited check it out, it is one of the best food blogs around. Click here for Molly's Blog.
Now for my Braised Chicken Thighs. I have no idea where I found this recipe but it's easy and delicious. I hope you enjoy.
Lemon Braised Chicken Thighs
6 boneless skinless chicken thighs
2 T olive oil
1 tsp chopped sage
1 small chopped red onion4 mashed garlic cloves
Juice from 1/2 lemon
1/2 cup chicken broth (about)
Salt/Pepper
1/4 t cayenne pepper
Rub chicken with salt, pepper and cayenne. Heat olive oil in a dutch oven and brown thighs on one side. Flip over and add chopped onion. Brown chicken and saute onions until onions are soft, a few minute will do it. Add garlic, sage, lemon juice and chicken broth. Let simmer until chicken is done, 20 minutes or so. I served them over noodles. How easy is that?
Bon Apetit!!
8 comments:
You did great with the links, and the recipes look yummy!
We might eat out tomorrow night. There's a new Mexican restaurant in town. ;-)
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Hi Judy,
At first I thought jam with chicken, I don't know about that. Both sound marvelous. Thank you for sharing my friend.
hugs,
Barb
I added the stewed tomato recipe to my last post, if you're interested.
Judy! It's 2 a.m. here and now you've made me hungry! I love berries and that jam look yummy. Thanks so much for sharing your recipes.
Dear Judy,
Thank you for entering the contest. Your jam looks just yummy. Thank you for sharing. Have a wonderful Sunday.
This looks yummy! Homemade jam is just the best!
Believe it or not I fry chicken strips in salad dressing all the time. When I can find it, I use Seven Seas. The chicken never has that second day flavor.
Your chicken recipe looks very goot, as they say out here in PA. I will copy that recipe. Thank you!
The jam sounds wonderful. I'm going to try it. But what makes it jell? There is no pectin in there. Does it stay runny?
Hugs,
Joanne
Hi thanks for pposting this
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