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This budget-friendly recipe for chicken thighs and a little wine and mushrooms makes a tasty meal with rice or noodles. Don't let the richness of the sauce deceive you. Chicken stock, dry white wine, and cream or half-and-half are the sauce components, making it lighter than it tastes.
To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can have chicken thighs in a port, wine and cream sauce using 15 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Chicken thighs in a port, wine and cream sauce:
- Get chicken thighs
- Prepare port
- Make ready enough red wine to cover the chicken in the pan
- Prepare mace
- Prepare fennel seeds
- Prepare cumin seeds
- Prepare ground coriander
- Make ready nutmeg
- Make ready fresh ginger about the size of your thumb
- Get light soy sauce
- Make ready lemon
- Take ground mixed pepper
- Prepare cornflour
- Take cream
- Take little salt for the marinade (not too much)
Rinse chicken thighs and pat dry. Carefully loosen skin from flesh with hands, but do not remove skin. Mix gingerbread spices, curry, nutmeg and ginger in a bowl. Directions for: Chicken with White Wine & Cream Sauce.
Steps to make Chicken thighs in a port, wine and cream sauce:
- Finely chop the ginger and add to the chicken in a bowl with the spices, pepper, port, salt and the juice of 1 lemon.
- Mix it all well ensuring that the chicken is thoroughly covered and allow to sit at room temperature for about an hour.
- Get a wok or thick bottomed pan really hot and brown the chicken a little. Pour any juices into the marinade from time to time and reserve for later
- After about 10 minutes, turning the chicken from time to time, pour in enough red wine to cover the chicken and add the marinade liquid.
- Add the soy sauce and simmer until the liquid is reduced by at least half.
- Carefully add the cream a tablespoon or so at a time stirring well after each addition (if you put it in all at once the sauce will split).
- Mix some cold water with the cornflour and when the sauce comes back to a simmer add enough to make it as thick as you prefer. You might not need to add any, it depends on how much you reduce the sauce.
- Serve immediately with vegetables of choice. I used mashed potato made with cream and white pepper, brussels sprouts, carrots and suede.
Add wine and broth and cook over medium-high heat until the liquids have reduced to about one-half. Add the remaining ingredients and simmer sauce until slightly. Finished in a port wine pan sauce with garlic, a touch of grainy mustard and heavy cream, the results are luxurious. Stovetop fig jam and manchego cheese fill chicken breasts, which then cook in luxurious port wine cream sauce. [Photograph: Jennifer Olvera]. Chicken thigh recipes include quick pesto baked chicken thighs and braised chicken thighs with basil. "I grew up on chicken thighs," says Top Chef all-star Tre Wilcox. "These days I season them with crushed red pepper and star anise and braise them in a sauce with tomatoes and red wine." Place the chicken thighs on a cutting board, skin side up, and pat them dry with paper towels.
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