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By Q.T.
San Francisco, CA
on October 04, 2011
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This recipe is very good. It reminds me of the Steak Diane recipe from Emeril since the sauce also uses shallots, Dijon mustard and brandy. The sauce however still tasted like alcohol. I tried to cook it a bit longer, but the flavor was still intense. I think next time I will ignite the brandy with a match to cook off the alcohol (the directions given in the Steak Diane recipe.
I mixed in some collard greens with the spinach which was a nice touch.
Overall a good, healthy meal with a sauce good enough for a piece of steak.
By work2play
on August 28, 2011
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The best! I used ingredients that I already had such as horseradish mustard, cracked pepper, turkey stock and brandy. I did not make the spinach and substituted summer squash instead. Next time I will double the sauce. A new favorite recipe!
By tienh5
on July 19, 2011
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No joke, this was the best chicken recipe I have ever had. It was such a hit that I actually registered for an account just so I could post the review! I ended up using cracked pepper instead of peppercorn, but this was the juiciest/yummiest chicken I have ever made.
After removing the chicken for the pan, I used onions and garlic, then deglazed the pan with a mixture of white wine and chicken stock for the sauce. It was insanely good!
By dink06
Alaska
on April 29, 2011
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This turned out good for me. I forgot to buy coarsley ground mixed peppercorns, so I had to use cracked pepper and it made it a bit strong. I think if I would of had the mixed peppercorns it would of been tastier. I used red wine, and it was really good! I think next time I'l remember the peppercorns and use brandy. I didn't buy enough spinach (only 10 oz, it really cooks down so make sure if your serving 4 people you buy enough! :
By jengrovesrn
Deptford, NJ
on March 21, 2011
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Very very good! Made it with Brandy and the sauce is divine! Will be making this a house staple when dinner is needed in a pinch!
By nurse-heather
on March 09, 2011
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Very tasty! The dijon coating on the outside of the chicken breasts makes a really flavorful crust and the lemon spinach has a real pop of flavor.
By liltrombonegirl
Puyallup, WA
on March 04, 2011
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This was amazing! I loved it! I made it with brandy, and wow was it tasty. I wasn't sure how all the pieces would come together, they seemed kind of unrelated, but when put together it was fantastic! I will definitely make this again.
By tasteslikechicken
Wheaton, IL
on February 19, 2011
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This is really great! I've tried it with both brandy and wine, the brandy is better hands down!
By Merewolf
Chicago
on February 02, 2011
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Delicious! Packed with a lot of flavor. I used white wine in the sauce - and it really complimented the shallots and dijon mustard. The chicken came out very flavorful and very moist. I added a little bit more broth to the sauce because it reduced a little too thick for my liking - but everything was delicious!
By lic_irizarry_10...
Brooklyn, NY
on June 09, 2010
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I made this dish this week and while the chicken was moist and tasty the sauce was another matter. I'm not sure if it was the mustard or the fact that I used wine instead of brandy but the sauce fell flat. I think I will make the chicken again but pare it with a lemon sauce instead of the wine/brandy sauce.