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Trying to impress a foodie tomorrow... (Original Post) bif Jan 2015 OP
can you tell us a little more about the foodie? NJCher Jan 2015 #1
I actually don't know him that well bif Jan 2015 #2
How are you preparing the chicken? cbayer Jan 2015 #3
Pretty simple recipe bif Jan 2015 #4
Pilaf sounds like the perfect dish to serve this with. cbayer Jan 2015 #5
Wow - that sounds really good ! The Brussell sprouts will Laura PourMeADrink Feb 2015 #6

bif

(22,697 posts)
2. I actually don't know him that well
Sat Jan 31, 2015, 11:27 AM
Jan 2015

So I can't tell you much about him. Just trying to figure out what would go with the chicken.

bif

(22,697 posts)
4. Pretty simple recipe
Sat Jan 31, 2015, 06:19 PM
Jan 2015

It's with blood orange juice, onions, green olives, sherry and tomatoes. I've made it before and it turned out great. Decided to serve it with pilafi, salad, and Brussell sprouts sautéd with bacon.

cbayer

(146,218 posts)
5. Pilaf sounds like the perfect dish to serve this with.
Sat Jan 31, 2015, 06:33 PM
Jan 2015

And Brussels sprouts, too.

Great job. Hope it all goes splendidly.

 

Laura PourMeADrink

(42,770 posts)
6. Wow - that sounds really good ! The Brussell sprouts will
Sun Feb 1, 2015, 08:55 AM
Feb 2015

be a good counter to the sweetness of the chicken sauce. If you decide
against the pilaf - I made some potatoes the other day that came out
really great.

Boil potatoes until tender but not overcooked (not the very small potatoes but ones
that are about say two-three inches in diameter)

Meanwhile, roast a head of garlic in the oven

Drain potatoes and press them down with your palm until they are like disks. If
you haven't overcooked them - they will be cracked but relatively in one
piece.

In frying pan with olive oil, cook the disks very slowly on low-medium heat until
golden.

Mix in roasted garlic.

Serve with small dollop of sour cream and chives

Delish !

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