Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Tarragon Chicken

If you follow this blog, you know we like chicken.  With that in mind, we searched the internet for a new recipe for a chicken dish.  We came across a Tarragon Chicken at myrecipes.com.  Since we still have some tarragon growing in the south forty of the gardens, we decided this would be a great dish to try out.  We combined the chicken with left over sautéed vegetables from last night and some roasted butternut squash.  I fix the butternut squash by cutting it into small pieces, drizzling olive oil over it, and sprinkling roasted cumin, salt, pepper, and nutmeg over it all.  As a side note, use fresh ground nutmeg … the difference is surprising.   By the way, when fixed this way, the butternut squash tastes and looks very similar to sweet potatoes (without the carbs).
            We paired the dinner with a 2010 Dogajolo Toscano.   This is a Sangiovese & Cabernet Sauvignon blend from Tuscany Italy which we purchased from Costco for about $10 a bottle.  Although I have to admit, we selected this bottle  because we liked the pretty label, it turned out to be a good wine that went very well with the dinner and even better with the chocolate!

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