This Creamy Tuscan Chicken recipe is one you'll want to put on your regular rotation. It's delicious, fragrant, mild, super easy to make, and budget-friendly too. It's the perfect weekday meal.
I'm on a creamy, tangy sauce kick right now. These sauces are indulgent, lip-smackingly tasty, and a little calorific. But they also contain many nutritious goodies, making them okay in my book. So I'm all for this dinner. Add some pasta, and I'm all yours, baby!
As so very often the Internet just doesn't seem to be able to agree on whether the Tuscan chicken is an authentic Italian recipe or not. Most say that the creamy Tuscan chicken is a chicken dish that originated in the Tuscany region of Italy. However, others say that Italians are neither fond of chicken nor creamy sauces. You can be the judge, but all I know is that this recipe is dang delicious!
I'm always looking for amazing chicken recipes and easy weekday dinners are totally my thing, and this recipe for Tuscan Chicken is definitely one of those dishes you'll find yourself making again and again.
The chicken thighs are tender and juicy, the tomatoes bring a fresh acidy element and the sun-dried tomatoes give the supposed Tuscan flair to the recipe. When combined with the creamy Parmesan sauce the flavours will dance in your mouth. Here's why you'll love this recipe:
This Creamy Tuscan Chicken is a recipe you're going to want to put on your regular rotation. It's delicious, fragrant, mild, and super easy to make—and it's budget-friendly too. It's the perfect weekday meal.
Prepare all your vegetables: Finely dice the shallots, chop the garlic. Cut the baby plum tomatoes in half and set aside.
Cut the chicken thighs into bite-size pieces and season with garlic granules, oregano, paprika and a pinch of salt and black pepper.
Brown the chicken on a medium-hot skillet until cooked through and set aside.
To the same pan add about 1 tbsp of oil from the sundried tomatoes, the finely chopped shallots, garlic and halved plum tomatoes.
When the vegetables have softened add sundried tomatoes, white wine vinegar to deglaze the pan.
Add 200 ml of double cream to the pan and stir until combined. Add a splash of water if the sauce is too thick.
Add a handful of fresh spinach and allow to wilt in the sauce.
Add the chicken to the sauce and stir until all the chicken has been coated in the sauce.
Before serving, grate fresh Parmesan cheese over the dish. And always add a little more pepper please.