170 Calories

Cacciatore means hunter, or hunter style in Italian. This recipe varies from providence to providence and from region to region. Some with no mushrooms or capers, and so on... Here is my version. I hope you give it a go!!

Classic Italian dish. Translated means Hunters Chicken & can also be made with Rabbit. Serve with mash potatoes & Italian bread for a perfect meal.

Cacciatore means hunter in Italian. usually a rustic dish that has many versions around Italy. Based on location and what is available there. this is my version i surely hope you try!

A hearty and homey meal for any chilly evening. Fall off the bone chicken, a touch of heat. To soak up all the goodness I suggest to serve it with a good quality bread and sop up that sauce. Creamy polenta adds a decadent touch. Have rice soak in all the sauces goodness too. If you can find the garlic stuffed olives, grab them. In my opinion they add so much extra flavor to the dish.

Well, my version anyway. I checked many recipes on here to see what was even in it. I got that it’s a hunters dish and there’s veg in it. I used what I had on hand and I’m kind of impressed. The majority of recipes I read didn’t have cheese in it and in my brain I’m thinking Italian and no cheese? What? The hubs wanted it so I delivered. There’s no cheese in it but I’ll add some parm shavings on mine. It’s amazingly delicious.

Cacciatore means 'hunter-style' which includes mushrooms, onions, tomatoes and herbs.

Cacciatore's one of the first dishes I learned to make. In those early, blissfully ignorant days, it wasn't much more than chicken, marinara sauce, and spaghetti all tossed together and baked in the oven. In the years since, it's evolved to become much more authentic. What hasn't changed is my mom's love of the dish, to the point that cacciatore's become one of her go-to requests whenever there's a special occasion. This one's for you, Mom!