Chicken with an X-factor.

I was hoping to make it look as good as some of the Masterchef stuff, it didn’t go THAT well, but it was a lovely, tasty dinner. I’d really like all the mess in the kitchen to clean itself now, but somehow doubt it will happen.

First, I roasted off some lovely winter veggies in the oven, I used a parsnip, some butternut squash, a beetroot and a few shallots, which I finished off with some truffle oil. It made a lovely side dish. Boneless chicken thighs I flattened and stuffed with chopped, cooked porcini mushrooms, rolled, seasoned and placed in the pot with my lovely sauce in the making. The sauce I made by frying some chopped shallots, adding mushroom stock and chicken stock cube. When the chicken cooked through, I finished the sauce by thickening it with some flour and cream, seasoned well and topped with fresh thyme. Served with creamy mustard mash.

 

2 thoughts on “Chicken with an X-factor.”

  1. “I was hoping to make it look as good as some of the Masterchef stuff, it didn’t go THAT well”

    Only an elite group of chefs hold 2 Michelin stars. Lolu-roux-Junior is one of them. IT DID GO THAT WELL! In the words of Greg Wallace, MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!

  2. I agree 🙂
    I could have the picture of your chicken on the wall. Instead of some Dali or Picasso crap 😉

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