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Vidalia onion chicken.
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Chicken slow cooked with vidalia onion sauce!
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  1. This is my recipe for Vidalia onion chicken!

    Ingredients:
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    1. 2 boneless skinless chicken breast.
    2. 2 skin on bone-in chicken thighs.* for flavor and fat!!
    3. 1 bottle of vidalia onion vinaigrette.. I use the one from Wal-Mart!
    4. 1 medium or 2 small vidalia onions..sliced into 1/2 inch wide strips
    5. 1 small purple onion cut the same way.
    6. 6-10 cloves of garlic half minced. half whole.
    7. 1 tsp. red pepper. or Cayenne pepper.
    8. Salt and pepper to taste.
    9. half a stick of butter.
    10. 2 tablespoons of olive oil for searing!
    11. 1/4 cup of aged Parmesan cheese.
    12. 1/2 cup of white wine for deglazing
    13. 1-2 cups of cooked rice!

    Prep:

    1. Wash and dry chicken breast. salt and freshly ground black pepper. place in gallon bag with 3/4 bottle of vinaigrette. icebox over night! or for 12 hours atleast!

    The chicken will cook on medium heat for about an hour and a half so make the rice after about an hour so its ready!

    Directions:

    1. place a large (10-12 inch) saute pan.. (If i had a dutch oven I would use that) on med-high heat and put EVOO in.
    2. Put thighs in season with s&p sear until a good crust forms.(about 8 mins each side) then remove to a plate.
    3. remove breast from bag and let as much of the dressing drain off into the bag then sear the breast till they have a good dark brown color.(about 5 mins each side) remove to plate.
    4. add onions and garlic! and red pepper. cook about 2 mins then deglaze with white wine!
    5. add all the sauce from bag.. and fill the bottle with water, or chicken stock and empty the rest of that into the pan!
    6. add butter.
    7. place chicken in pan and cook for about and hour and 20 mins on med-low heat! or until sauce has reduced by half and darkened!

    After its done let it sit for about 10 mins uncovered. top with Parmesan cheese and serve over rice!

    Serves 2.

    I usually eat the breast for dinner and use the thighs for a sandwich or something the next day. but you can substitute it for all dark meat if you like!


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Sounds like it would work for me as you use the whole bird.
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Well almost!...I like using the combo of dark and white meat, the white meat has a lot of good absorbing flavor and the dark meat puts out a lot of flavor that the white meat can absorb.. so it works well!... you could use a whole chicken, just do it in the oven and put the veggies inside the bird I guess!
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I said that wrong. I will use the whole bird, but I will cut it up.
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Ahh makes more sense now... lemme know how it turns out!
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