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Pollo alla Cacciatore – Hunter’s style chicken
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Other: Ingredients:
Time:
1 hour
Difficulty:
Easy
Serving Size:
2 to 3
  1. 1 2 – 2 ½ lb chicken – cut into 8 pieces
  2. 2 carrots – julienned
  3. 2 – 3 stalks of celery – julienned
  4. 4 – 5 medium potatoes – diced
  5. 2 Tbs unsalted butter
  6. 3 oz pancetta – diced
  7. 4 – 6 leaves of fresh sage - diced
  8. 1 medium onion – sliced thin
  9. ½ C white wine - warmed
  10. chicken broth - hot
  11. Black pepper
  12. Salt
  13. 2 Tbs tomato paste
  14. ½ C peas
Instructions:
  1. Flour the chicken pieces, salt them lightly, and set them aside.
  2. In high-sided pot, large enough to comfortably hold all of the chicken pieces melt the unsalted butter.
  3. As soon as the butter starts to crackle add the pancetta, together with the sage and the sliced onion.
  4. Cook, stirring, over a medium high heat, until the onion begins to color.
  5. Add the chicken pieces and continue cooking, stirring them to brown all of their sides.
  6. Cook for about ten minutes.
  7. Once the ten minutes is up stir the warmed wine, dust with freshly ground pepper, and cook until the wine evaporates.
  8. Add the chopped vegetables and cook, stirring, still over a medium high heat.
  9. When it looks like things are beginning to stick (and it will), add some hot broth.
  10. Keep cooking for about 15 minutes, shifting things around in the pot as you do and adding liquid.
  11. Dissolved two tablespoons of tomato paste into some of the broth and add it.
  12. Mix well, cover, reduce to a low simmer, and cook until the meat is fork tender.
  13. At this point add a handful of freshly shelled peas, and a grind of pepper.
  14. Five minutes more and the dish is done
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