Rosemary Chicken With Mushroom Sauce

"A simple but flavorful dish I created to beat the mid-week dinner blues. The sauce is delicious, and I recommend sopping it up with some good crusty bread. Enjoy!!"
 
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Ready In:
25mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
2
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ingredients

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directions

  • In a pan on medium heat, add olive oil.
  • Cut chicken breasts into 1 or 2 inch squares and place in pan.
  • While chicken is cooking, pour soup in a small pot over medium heat. Add milk and sherry and stir. Adjust liquid quantities if necessary to make a "gravy" consistency.
  • Sprinkle rosemary generously over chicken in pan.
  • Pour soup mixture over chicken and continue cooking until chicken is thoroughly cooked and flavors have melded.
  • Serve over buttered egg noodles, and enjoy with good French bread and a glass of wine. Bon Appetit!

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Reviews

  1. Oh i loved it! i added 2 sliced scallions sautee in half a stick of butter to the sauce. I also used whipping cream for the sauce. My husband and mother in law loved to sooo much. they all said i have to make it again.
     
  2. This has potential. I think more liquid is needed to dilute the soup. Also I used approx. 1/2 teas. of dried rosemary. My family thought it was too strong, so I'll back off next time. I added sliced mini portobellos (sautéed in EVOO) and deglazed the pan with a bit of white wine after browning the chicken. Heated through and served with egg noodles. I'll be making this again with adjustments to the liquid. Thanks for sharing your creation. :D
     
  3. Quick, Easy & very tasty. I added more veg to the dish like broccoli, celery, peas etc... will make this again.
     
  4. Delicious! Just a hint of Rosemary...perfect. Sauce is lovely! Made for French Food Event in Cooking Photos.
     
  5. This chicken dish was delightful! It went together so easily and includes one of my favorite flavor combinations - chicken and rosemary. I used half-and-half and the sauce was so creamy and flavorful. We really enjoyed this recipe!
     
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