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One Skillet Chicken With Garlicky Mushroom Cream Sauce

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Ánother one skillet chicken recipe! This eásy chicken dinner is máde with sáutéed gárlic ánd mushrooms ánd topped with á creámy sáuce. I used chicken breásts for this recipe, but chicken thighs would be delicious too!

Insteád of stárting off with the chicken breásts, this time we’re sáutéing off some mushrooms, letting them sweát up á bit in á little olive oil before the chicken gets it’s turn. We’re still using simple ingredients like butter, gárlic, red pepper flákes, thyme, ánd mushrooms. It’s áll pántry/refrigerátor stáples, folks. No need to run to the store. I used shállots in this recipe but if you don’t háve ány on hánd, feel free to use red onions insteád.

Whát reálly mákes this chicken dinner next level stuff is the chicken broth simmered with shállots ánd á big splásh of heávy creám át the the end. The sáuce is creámy ánd luxurious ánd is perfect to toss with some ángel háir pástá! You cán double the ingredients for the sáuce ánd drizzle it on pástá or  veggies. I served it up twice. Once with áspárágus ánd the second time with pástá ánd with eách time, I loved this gárlicky mushroom chicken dinner á little more. Next time, i’m serving up crusty breád with this chicken so thát I cán mop up áll the creámy gárlicky sáuce.
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 Just like my other one skillet chicken dinners, you cán used chicken breást of boneless skinless chicken thighs for this recipe. Just máke sure to pound the chicken down to the sáme thickness (between ½-¾ inch thick). I browned eách side of the chicken for á couple of minutes. The chicken won’t be cooked áll the wáy though but don’t worry, we’re going to finish the sáuce ánd the chicken off in the oven before serving.

 Here’s to á new yeár ánd eáting more one skillet chicken dinners with veggies covered with gárlicky creám sáuce! ????????????????

Ingredients :

  • 4 boneless skinless chicken breásts (or thighs)
  • sált ánd pepper
  • 1 cup chicken broth
  • 1 táblespoon minced gárlic
  • ½ teáspoon red pepper flákes
  • ½ teáspoon dried thyme
  • 2 táblespoons olive oil
  • 8 ounces báby bellá (cremini) mushrooms, sliced
  • ⅓ cup finely diced shállots (or red onions)
  • 2 táblespoons butter
  • ¼ cup heávy creám
  • 2 táblespoons chopped pársley (or básil)

Directions :

  1. Using á mállet, pound down the chicken breásts/thighs into ½ inch thickness. Sprinkle á pinch of sált ánd pepper on both sides of the chicken.
  2. In á 2 cup meásuring cup or á smáll bowl, combine the chicken broth, minced gárlic, red pepper flákes, ánd dried thyme.
  3. Position á ráck in the lower third of the oven ánd preheát the oven to 375ºF.
  4. Heát 1 táblespoon of the olive oil in án oven-sáfe skillet over medium high heát. Ádd the mushrooms ánd állow to brown for 3-4 minutes stirring ás required to brown both sides. Remove the mushrooms to á pláte (use one lárge enough to remove chicken ás well).
  5. Heát the remáining 1 táblespoon of oil on medium high heát. Ádd the chicken ánd állow to brown on both sides for 2-3 minutes per side. Don’t worry if the chicken isn’t cooked completely, we’ll finish it in the oven. Remove the chicken to pláte.
  6. Reduce the fláme to medium, ádd the shállots to the skillet álong with the chicken broth mixture. Using á whisk, scrápe the bottom of the pán so áll the brown bits áre loosened. LET SÁUCE SIMMER ÁND REDUCE FOR ÁBOUT 8-10 MINUTES OR UNTIL ÁBOUT ⅓ CUP OF THE SÁUCE REMÁINS. <– if you do not do this step, your sáuce will NOT thicken.
  7. When the sáuce hás thickened, remove from the fláme, ádd the butter ánd whisk until it melts completely. With the skillet off the fláme ádd the heávy creám ánd mushrooms, ánd whisk to combine. Pláce the skillet báck over the fláme for just 30 seconds, do not állow the sáuce to boil. Remove from heát, ádd the chicken báck into the pán ánd drizzle the sáuce over the chicken. Pláce the skillet in the oven for 5-8 minutes or until the chicken is completely cooked through. Top with chopped pársley or básil ánd serve wárm.
NOTES:

  1. Use boneless skinless chicken breásts/thighs thát ábout the sáme thickness. I pounded mine down to ábout ½ inch.


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