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By robgn3_11351481
Santa Rosa, CA
on October 28, 2012
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This was so good, I actually wanted to post about it. I've never done this for any recipe. My partner, a chef, raved about the flavors and how simple but delicious this meal was.
By lebpowers
Orlando, FL
on January 12, 2011
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The flavors are great. I think it could easily feed 6. If you're not crazy about parsley you could back off a bit on the amount. Hearty and satisfying for sure!
By Gmelle
virginia
on December 12, 2010
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This has a great flavor. It is similar to her Spanish chicken and dumplings, which is also great. The recipe definitely feeds more than four--it makes a lot of stew. I did have to reduce the sauce in order to thicken it a bit, rather than just simmering it when I added the wine and tomatoes.