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Chicken Marsala

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18 responses to “Chicken Marsala”

  1. lemont calhoun

    Redo this! Love the recipe, just cringe over the video quality.

  2. Mastura Muhammad Ali
  3. Travis Morrison

    That amount of chicken broth drowns out the marsala flavor. I used about a
    cup of marsala wine, and a can of chicken broth. In the end it turned out
    to be like gravy. More marsala, less broth.

  4. Nathan Sepnefski

    is flowering the chicken optional?

  5. judy antonini

    Oh my goodness chef John it looks soooo delicious!!

  6. Shako Djedi
  7. pink box

    ohhh so yummyyyy

  8. neontrail

    making this tonight! AWESOME!!! tyty

  9. couldnt55

    i can’t wait to try this out 🙂

  10. Duspende

    Where’s the cayenne? 😉

  11. shramj

    Thanks, making it tonight!

  12. Bethany

    Lovely

  13. billyjack979

    It’s turned out good but tasted more like stroganoff. I think I’ll leave
    the stock out next time but was still good. Thanks.

  14. Pew Man Fu

    Traditional or not, this is the best Chicken Marsala recipe I have ever
    made. It tastes amazing. The food snobs should give this one a try before
    giving armchair advice and complaining.

  15. PhanRegSop

    Looks so yummy! Let me share my rendition for those who want a little
    twist: all of the above ingredients plus fresh crushed garlic()add after
    the mushrooms have carmelized). Plus I pound the chicken out a little and
    coat it with wheat flour before searing. I stick them in the warm oven to
    keep heated, and then I cover the skillet while simmering the chicken in
    the sauce. Keeps the flavors in. Any thoughts, Chef?

  16. Bianco2211

    @CanadaEh1969 Yes infact i live 5 min away from a true asian cuisine
    resturant and the chef has brought me in his kitchen to show me some asian
    ways of cooking…to tell the truth i thinks its one of the most difficult
    ways to cook they are fast and can finish dishes in minutes…i enjoy more
    itlaian style of taking your time and making it beautiful ..like sunday
    gravys and lamb shanks .. things that take time.

  17. John Shing

    you can thicken your sauce if you’d like with more roux.

  18. tylerg83

    This is exactly how I make my Chicken Marsala and I love it! I seriously
    thought this was a tough dish to make until now lol.

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