17 August 2009

Good Eatin' in the Great Land

Cranberry Chicken as prepared by Younger Daughter:
Sauce:

Brown chicken breasts on both sides in large skillet. Melt butter in sauce pan. Blend flour into milk. Sir mixture into butter and continue to stir on medium heat. Continue until mixture starts to thicken and add spices.

Pour Cranberry Sauce over chicken and let cook on low for 10 minutes. Serve chicken with sauce over bed of wild rice, pasta, or with potatoes. Garnish with fresh cranberries, if desired.

We had ours with thinly sliced potatoes fried in olive oil, and a side of fresh carrots. The sauce works well over the potatoes, too. (Go ahead and click on the picture; in Brigid's words, "You know you want to.")

(If you don't have access to a berry-based mustard, any mild mustard would do, but use your own judgment - a wine-based gravy would probably work as well.)

4 comments:

Home on the Range said...

I'll be honest. I hate mustard in any form, but my Dad would LOVE this. I make this chicken dish with grey poupon and some vermouth in the sauce that he LOVES.

Daughter did well. That looks as good as what I've seen in most fancy restaurants down here.

Rev. Paul said...

She's absolutely thrilled at your compliment, Brigid. Coming from you, that's high praise - and she knows it.

Meadow said...

Now I am a happy camper! This looks delicious :)

Thank you!

Jenny said...

Oh that does look good... gonna have to look up some of that moosetard. Thank you!