This fabulous recipe was developed by lovely Joelle of https://sulfitefreecooking.wordpress.com who does an amazing job blogging both in French and English; her primary blog is https://macuisinesanssulfites.com (for those of you, Beautiful People who read French). I have made this dish in my Instant Pot as one of our holiday meals, and it was beyond delicious! Try it and enjoy!
Hello dear neighbors! This definitely qualifies as a “classic” in my house. I often make it because it doesn’t involve a lot of work and I have yet to find someone who doesn’t like it. In this recipe, the cooking juices released by the chicken breasts mix with coconut milk and spices (mustard, sage and paprika) as they bake. I add shredded carrot to the meat just before placing the dish in the oven, which saves me from having to prepare (and keep an eye on) a separate side dish of vegetables.
Ingredients (serves 2):
– 2 tspcoconut oil
– 2 chicken breasts, preferably free range
– ½ tsporganic paprika (2 x ¼ tsp)
– 2 tspdry sage(2 x 1 tsp), OR 1 TBSP fresh sage (2 x ½ TBSP)
– 1 tsp organic mustard
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Thanks for sharing, Dolly
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My pleasure, dear Roberta.
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Yum!
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Thank you very much, dear Jolie; and the credit goes to Joelle!
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You are a very dear neighbor to me, Dolly, thank you for reblogging my recipe 😊!
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The pleasure is mine, dear Joelle!
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I forgot to ask you: what mustard did you use? I am planning our next stay in New England and would love not to have to carry too many French ingredients in my backpack…
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I used Burman’s stone ground spicy brown mustard, and it worked beautifully. We buy it at Aldi. I am not sure they have Aldi in New England, though, but you should be able to find something similar that firs all your dietetic requirements.
P.S. Before you carry any edibles into this country, I would suggest you check the new rules. I hope this virus madness ends soon!
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In the past, I have successfully brought chestnut flour as well as a mustard jar, all in plain view in my backpack. I figured the worst would be that they might confiscate my goods, so no big deal. I do know that meats and seeds are totally forbidden though. Not planning to break the law!
Have a good day, Dolly!
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What has been in the past is not a part of the “new normal,” unfortunately, and the rules seem to change every day.
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Sounds great, Dolly! Carots are every day part of my dish, chicken too. 😉 But in a much more decorated and high class preparation its fantastic. Thank you for sharing! Michael
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Thank you so much, Michael; the credit belongs to Joelle, and I am happy she has provided a great recipe to offer in my Sukkah.
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Happy celebrations, Dolly! Yes, thats a wonderful recipe. Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you, dear Michael, and the same to you and yours.
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Very impressive, Dolly. I admire your talents. 👏👏👏
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It’s not mine, dear Gail; it’s a reblog from lovely and immensely talented Joelle. All I did was eliminate a lot of work by dumping everything into my Instant Pot and pressing the button.
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Best. Kept. Secret. 😜
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LOL 😻
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A lovely share Dolly this sounds delicious definitely one to try and I so love one-pot cooking 🙂 xx
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Thank you so much, dear Carol; the credit belongs to Joelle, but I also love throwing everything into an Instant Pot and pressing the button.
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That looks exciting!💗
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Thank you, darling, but all credit belongs to Joelle!
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Thank you for sharing Joelle! Have an enjoyable day!💗🎼
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You too, sweetheart!
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I think I would enjoy this
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It is scrumptious, Derrick. Now you have to convince the Culinary Queen to replicate it.
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🙂
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As always it makes me with i had more time to spend in my kitchen!
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Ah, darling, wait till you retire. Spending time in the kitchen is one of the pleasures of retirement, for me at least.
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Sounds very good. I will give it a try
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ThankEnjoy!
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I am sorry my reply got scrambled. Thank you very much for stopping by, dear John. Enjoy!
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😍😍😍🥰
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Thank you, darling! 😻
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Oh, how I long for an instapot! 🙂
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It’s the best invention of humanity since the wheel!
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🙂
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