Chicken chasseur recipe

Often called hunters chicken, this chicken chasseur from Ask Chef Dennis is a delicious alternative to a boring weeknight meal. This classic French country dish will tantalize your taste buds as you amaze your family with your culinary skills. And the best part is just how easy it is to make.

Delight your family and friends with this tasty little dish. Chicken Chasseur is a French classic that has stood the test of time as it never fails to please. A lightened-up, healthier version that will not disappoint. All the richness, none of the guilt.

This Hunter's chicken is a simple one pot dinner consisting of wine-simmered chicken with mushrooms, tomatoes, shallots and herbs.

Slow Cooker Chicken Chasseur with tender chicken, mushrooms, tomatoes, wine, and herbs. This easy and popular French recipe, also known as Hunter’s Chicken, is definitely a family favourite!

Chicken Chasseur is also known as Hunter’s Chicken, chicken thighs in a delicious wine and cognac infused tomato sauce. It’s a one skillet French classic. Chicken chasseur (also called Hunter’s Chicken and poulet chasseur) is a classic French dish. It’s typically made with sauteed chicken in a reduced sauce made of tomatoes, onions, white wine and tarragon. Chasseur means “hunter”. Hunter’s chicken shares the same name of the Italian Chicken cacciatore where cacciatore also means “hunter”.

Marco Pierre White is legendary in the world of gastronomy, and so are some of his recipes. This chicken chasseur recipe is a classic that you'll want to make at home again and again.

Many Italian-American restaurants serve a version of Chicken Cacciatore that might not live up to expectations due to excessive greasiness and sweetness, along with dry chicken. However, this Chicken Cacciatore recipe by Giada De Laurentiis transforms it into the ultimate experience of hearty, rustic Italian home cooking.

Chicken Cacciatore is such an easy and delicious dinner. This chicken dinner is made with easy to find ingredients and is simple to make.

A classic in a flash, you can also use beef. Either way - it's a winner