Braised Paprika Chicken
Show: Ask Aida
Episode: Quick and Affordable
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By lisabacila_6795993
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on January 11, 2009
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My 6 yo daughter and I watched this episode together and she decided it looked really good and wanted to try it. I think the 2tblspns of kosher salt was a typo, I used 2 tsp and it was perfect. Everyone loved it. Two thumbs up!
By rajbernard_11563542
Sylvania, OH
on January 11, 2009
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Good start, but too salty, and I like my salt. Other reviews say the same, I like the idea of the mushrooms, and I think most potatoes would work, as long as they are not diced. The potatoes disappeared into the sauce (gravy!. I used boneless chicken breasts instead of thighs, almost stopped the recipe after frying the chicken in the dutch oven, wow what a great smell, I could have served them right there.
I will work with this recipe again, but change the amount of salt, add mushrooms, and red potato halves.
Short answer, good starting recipe, but add your own touches.
By cmfisher23_11562833
Carbondale, CO
on January 11, 2009
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While the basics of this recipe were fine the dish really lacked depth of flavor. It also was far too salty even though I reduced the salt by half.
I added Some Chorizo and Madiera and finished it with a touch of cream to mellow the salt.
By meltonml_7524867
SAINT LOUIS, MO
on January 11, 2009
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I wish I had read the other comments before I cooked this. It was too salty for my taste. I will make this again but will use 2 teaspoons od salt instead of 2 tablespoons. I did not have a problem with the russet potatoes. They held up for me. I wonder if it was because I added a cup of white wine by mistake? I skimmed off quite a bit of fat and served this on a bed of sauted spinach.
By falling_leaves7...
Atlanta, GA
on January 11, 2009
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I really enjoyed this chicken. I'm not sure what type of potatoe I used... it was wonderful regardless. I topped the chicken and sauce over egg noodles and had a simple side salad.
By llewis3rivers_1...
Three Rivers, CA
on January 10, 2009
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Carol from Houston and Chris from DC were both right on adding mushroom and too salty.. So it wasn't me. The reds instead of russets would be better. I tried to brighten with some lemon juice in my test serving, but just like the chef who tried to redeem bad rice on Top Chef.....you can't turn a jalopy into a Mercedes. I will try this recipe again and start with less seasoning...
By chrishofmann_38...
Washington, DC
on January 10, 2009
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This really wasn't that great of a recipe. For one, russet potatoes are the wrong choice. Red potatoes would have been much better. The russets just turned into mush. Also, rather than a dice, red potatoes halved or quarters would have been preferred.
It looked like slop and tasted like slop. Chicken thighs are such a wonderful piece of meat to cook with and this recipe ruins it. Try Emeril's braised chicken thighs with button mushrooms or Giada's chicken vesuviofor a better choice.
By chopkins_4856518
Houston, TX
on January 10, 2009
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Loved this recipe, but I would halve the salt in the rub. It calls for two tablespoons, but I would definitely use only one the next time. Also I didn't add salt as it calls for when you add the onions, and it was still too salty! Also, II think I'll add carrots and/or mushrooms next time.
By annasaidie_11539659
New York, NY
on January 04, 2009
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I love paprika and so does my family so this was a perfect go to recipe. It was so easy and very tasty. Our guests loved it as much as we did. Thanks Aida for another great recipe
By JenRocks82
Willseyville, NY
on January 04, 2009
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This recipe was easy and turned out very tasty. I used less seasoning than it called for because it seemed like a lot. I still coated the chicken thoroughly. It could use some more veggies, maybe mushrooms would work well.