Rosemary and Feta Chicken With Bow Tie Pasta
"This is a great dish for company and like most dishes, is really, really good the next day!"
- Ready In:
- 30mins
- Ingredients:
- 13
- Serves:
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6
ingredients
- 340.19 g farfalle pasta (bow tie or other)
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts
- 29.58 ml olive oil
- 1 red bell pepper, chopped small
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1.23 ml crushed red pepper flakes
- 12 kalamata olives, pitted and quartered
- 396.89 g can diced tomatoes
- 236.59 ml chicken broth
- 14.79 ml chopped fresh rosemary
- 0.25 ml salt
- 118.29 ml crumbled feta
- 59.14 ml shredded parmesan cheese
directions
- Cook pasta according to package directions and transfer to a large serving bowl.
- While pasta is boiling, cut chicken breasts into 1/4 to 1/2-inch pieces.
- In a large skillet, sauté chicken pieces in the olive oil until cooked through. Add to pasta and mix. Add peppers, garlic and pepper flakes to pan, cook 2 minutes stirring frequently.
- Add olives, tomatoes, chicken broth, rosemary and a pinch of salt. Bring the mixture just to a boil. While waiting for liquid to boil, sprinkle cheeses over the pasta and chicken. Pour boiling contents of saute pan over the chicken and pasta and toss.
- Toss and top with parmesan.
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Reviews
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i did not follow this one completely because i lacked all of the ingredients. i substituted capers for olives, no peppers, no feta. i tried adding the water and cornstarch to thicken but still felt it was a bit runny. next time i will try with the olives and feta. i will also undercook the pasta because mine turned a bit mushy even though i pulled it al dente. i would also use fresh toms instead of canned which my husband does not like. chicken was a bit bland. worth another try. -
Yummy!! I followed the recipe except left out the olives, and added capers. Also, someone had mentioned it was soupy, so in the last step before adding the pasta, I mixed some water & cornstarch and stirred it in and let it boil for about a minute to thicken it up a bit. Thanks for sharing!! :O) -
Made this last night. It was very tastey. Everyone raved about it. The only problem i had was that it was very soupy. Hopefully the pasta will soak up the extra juices. If not the next time i make this i will cut down on the chicken stock. I did add extra parm and feta. I used garlic & herb feta it's what was on hand. It was a very tastey and easy so it is a keeper. Thanks for posting Chef Dine -
This was very good. I kept sampling as I made it early it the day. I even tasted it cold the next day and it is good that way, too (like the previous reviewer said). I served it with LonghornMama's Peas with Mushrooms. Thanks Chef Dine. Roxygirl -
This pasta was addicting!!! After we ate last night, I thought about it all night long... especially when I woke up at 4am and ate a bowl of it cold from the refrigerator!!! I used a lot more parmesan than it called for and served with a green salad. I was afraid to add the Rosemary because I don't make many recipes that call for it and I'm not that familiar with the flavor but I did anyway (the whole tablespoon) and the flavor was so good I won't leave it out of this or any other recipe again! Thanks!
Tweaks
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i did not follow this one completely because i lacked all of the ingredients. i substituted capers for olives, no peppers, no feta. i tried adding the water and cornstarch to thicken but still felt it was a bit runny. next time i will try with the olives and feta. i will also undercook the pasta because mine turned a bit mushy even though i pulled it al dente. i would also use fresh toms instead of canned which my husband does not like. chicken was a bit bland. worth another try.
RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
Chef Dine
United States
I am married to a wonderful husband who is my best friend. I love being mom to two boys. Cooking is so therapeutic for me. I love to try new recipes, there is such a sense of satisfaction when it all comes out right and my family can enjoy the fruits of my labor of love - ha ha! I love to read cookbooks, talk about cooking, talk about spices, grow herbs you name it! I'm looking forward to sharing my favorites, organizing my cookbooks and trying new soon-to-be favorites! Diann J.
