Mike's Hungarian Chicken Paprikash Over Rice
Mike's Hungarian Chicken Paprikash Over Rice

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Simmer your vegetables and herbs in a dash of olive oil and a good dash of chicken broth until just slightly translucent Add your floured chicken and extra broth if needed. Add your reserved tbsp of Paprika as well. Mike's Hungarian Chicken Paprikash Over Rice MMOBRIEN ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. Just check out what my seven year old culinary gangstas made last night.

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To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can have mike's hungarian chicken paprikash over rice using 25 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Mike's Hungarian Chicken Paprikash Over Rice:
  1. Take ● For The Proteins
  2. Get Boneless Chicken Tenderloins [cut into 1" pieces]
  3. Get ● For The Chicken Flour Coating
  4. Get AP Flour
  5. Get Hungarian Hot Paprika [reserve 1 tbsp]
  6. Take Cayenne Pepper
  7. Take Fresh Ground Black Pepper
  8. Take Graduated Onion Powder
  9. Prepare Granulated Garlic Powder
  10. Prepare Maggi Chicken Boullion
  11. Take ● For The Vegetables [all rough chopped]
  12. Prepare LG Vidalia Onion
  13. Take Green Onions
  14. Get LG Firm Tomato
  15. Make ready Diced Tomatoes [with fluids]
  16. Make ready Green Bell Pepper
  17. Get Fine Minced Garlic
  18. Prepare ● For The Fluids
  19. Take Chicken Broth [just enough to simmer vegetables]
  20. Make ready ● For The Creams
  21. Take Quality Sour Cream
  22. Get ● For The Options [as needed]
  23. Take Spaetzle
  24. Make ready White Rice
  25. Take Egg Noodles

Simmer your vegetables and herbs in a dash of olive oil and a good dash of chicken broth until just slightly translucent. Add your floured chicken and extra broth if needed. Succulent pieces of chicken are simmered in the most flavorful sauce, made with the best Hungarian Paprika with a cream base. Anyways, this dish is like a Hungarian version of a chicken cacciatore……sort of.

Instructions to make Mike's Hungarian Chicken Paprikash Over Rice:
  1. Rough chop your vegetables and your fresh chicken. Rinse your chicken. Create your flour mixture and coat your chicken well.
  2. Simmer your vegetables and herbs in a dash of olive oil and a good dash of chicken broth until just slightly translucent
  3. Add your floured chicken and extra broth if needed. Simmer for 30 minutes covered then 10 minutes uncovered. Add your reserved tbsp of Paprika as well.
  4. Add your sour cream.
  5. Stir well until fully heated.
  6. Serve over spaetzle, rice or egg noodles. Enjoy!

Succulent pieces of chicken are simmered in the most flavorful sauce, made with the best Hungarian Paprika with a cream base. Anyways, this dish is like a Hungarian version of a chicken cacciatore……sort of. It's a tangy tomato sauce with onions, peppers, mushrooms and chicken overtop rice, pasta or nokedli -small homemade dumplings. I used bone-in chicken thighs and removed the skin and any excess fat to make it a little more figure friendly. Heat the olive oil in a sauté pan placed over a medium heat.

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