Chicken Marsala

Trey
Trey @cook_7797651
San Diego, CA

Chicken Marsala dish based on Emeril Lagasse's recipe.

Chicken Marsala

Chicken Marsala dish based on Emeril Lagasse's recipe.

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Ingredients

30 mins
3-serving
  1. 3chicken breasts (about 500 grams total)
  2. 1/2 Cupflour
  3. 2 TablespoonsCajun seasoning
  4. 1 Tablespoonolive oil
  5. 3 Tablespoonsbutter (separated into 3 equal parts)
  6. 1/2yellow onion small
  7. 6 Clovesgarlic
  8. 300 Gramsmushrooms sliced (about 5 cups)
  9. 3/4 CupMarsala wine
  10. 1 Cupchicken stock
  11. salt
  12. black pepper

Cooking Instructions

30 mins
  1. 1

    Incorporate the Cajun seasoning into the flour

  2. 2

    Tenderize the chicken breasts and slice them in half

  3. 3

    Heat olive oil in shallow sauce pan on medium high heat until hot but not smoking

  4. 4

    Melt 1 tablespoon butter in the pan and add the chicken breasts

  5. 5

    Brown chicken breasts on each side (about 3 minutes per side)

  6. 6

    Remove chicken breasts from the pan and set aside

  7. 7

    Add 1 tablespoon butter, onions, and garlic to the pan

  8. 8

    Cook until onions start to become translucent (about 1 minute)

  9. 9

    Add mushrooms and cook until they brown and lose much of their liquid

  10. 10

    Pour in the Marsala wine and cook until wine is reduced by half

  11. 11

    Add chicken stock and cook until the sauce has thicken slightly (about 3 minutes)

  12. 12

    Lower heat to medium, add the last tablespoon of butter, and add the chicken breasts back to the pan

  13. 13

    Cook chicken breasts for about 5 minutes, flipping occasionally

  14. 14

    Season with salt and pepper

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