Linguine with Chicken Ragu
Show: Everyday Italian
Episode: First Time Dinner Party
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By BLHPrincess
on November 03, 2012
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I have been making this since I saw it on TV, yes I agree with everyone that it is alot of work, but I have made this for just about everyone I know and it is always a big hit. Co-workers have even taken it from our community fridge and eaten it cold before I caught them!!! I actually use whatever kind of chicken i have in the house, white meat works just as well. I do add more chicken as we like alot of meat, but other than that I dont cheat on the recipe. I LOVE LOVE LOVE this meal and believe it is totally worth all the work and effort, making it again this week for more family to try!
By FayeD1
Outside Philade...
on July 19, 2012
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This is very tasty and doesn't take long to make if you "cheat" slightly and use a good jarred sauce. I like to use Patsy's (the extra spicy one to give it some kick. I have made this a number of times and the only changes I make are to half the recipe (there are only two of us use the jarred sauce, add some fresh mushrooms, and that's about it.
By Leesher
down south
on April 26, 2012
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I wanted to love this but I just didn't. I think it was mincing up all the chicken thighs? Lots of work and the flavor was just ok. I even made the marinara. Was worth a shot but I probably won't make this again.
By Gary D.
on February 21, 2012
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Great recipe and wonderful flavors. Used a jar of marinara but otherwise followed recipe to the T. Highly recommend.
By christinaharvey...
NYC, 72
on February 12, 2012
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Great. Made the marinara as well.
By ekernal1969
on January 31, 2012
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I cheated and used a jar a marinara but this was wonderful! So easy and yummy! Just a suggestion - brown the thighs whole before you cut them up. It is a lot easier than chopping up raw chicken meat. It will take a lot less time as well.
By Maria Clark
Bayside, NY
on January 02, 2012
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I have made this dish twice. I agree with reviewer PABlues, it was a lot of work, and I recall spending a lot of time with those chicken thighs! Recently, which was the second time, it was easier and what a great meal. Also, it was better as a leftover. Definitely worth the work.
By vixter05_12706072
folsom, 43
on September 21, 2011
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Very good and easy. I didn't have any wine so I used a bit of white wine vinegar n sherry. I then put da linguine/chick mixture in casserole dish, added cheese and baked in 400 degree oven for 10 mins, then broiled it for bout 2 minutes.
By PABlues
PA
on August 14, 2011
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I've been using this recipe for over a year and love it. The first time through, I thought.. 'way too much work for a so so dinner, would not do again.' ..BUT then I tasted it the second day. It was awesome. Thankfully that second day convinced me to add this into my arsenal. The first time seems like a lot of work, so you get filled up on the smells, so it just doesn't taste as it really is. Make it again, and you'll be surprised. It's a great dinner to share with friends as it makes a ton. The way I use this most is to make the recipe for dinner (2 of us and package up the rest to freeze for lunches. I can't tell you how delicious this is to pull out, microwave and eat in the winter at work. I use a food processor to chop the thighs into a rough grind and to mince the garlic, celery & carrots. The carrots and tomatoes make it sweet and it's so nutritious. Please try this one, it's worth it. The more you make it, the faster you turn it out.
By JuniperBlue
on July 19, 2011
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I felt there may be a bit much oil in the marinara - I would use about half the oil next time. I did make a few alterations, but the recipe turned out wonderfully anyway. The biggest change I made was using leftover chicken from a bird I had roasted the other day - adding it after the wine instead of before. I also kept the ragu and linguine separate until serving. I'll make this again - it was great to use up the leftover chicken.