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I like port with a cheese board from time to time, but otherwise I don't drink it much. The taste is quite pronounced and a bit heavier than wine in my opinion. On the other hand, I find cooking with port very tasty because it really gives a warm and deep taste to your gravy and meat. And that's exactly what happened in this tasty stew. A delicious autumn recipe, but it could also be served at Christmas if you replace the chicken with a piece of game such as rabbit. In this case we make the “poor man's” version chicken thigh fillet stewed in port fig sauce. stew chicken
I say that with a wink of course, because with figs and a delicious port that easily costs 10 euros per bottle, it is not only a delicious dish, but also a culinary treat for the taste buds. So if you're willing to spend a little more on ingredients, this combination of figs and port certainly won't disappoint. It is a perfect choice for a special occasion or simply to treat yourself to a delicious gastronomic delight.
Chicken thigh fillet stewed in port fig sauce
The chicken thighs can be described as the chicken steak. It is a super tender piece of meat and when stewed with port it gets a delicious sweet taste. You can stew the chicken with or without the bone in this recipe. Do mention to your guest which species you have chosen before they chew on a piece of bone later…. Figs only grew in warm places, but nowadays they also thrive in the Dutch garden.
They are packed with vitamins and have few calories. They really give this stove a luxurious look and a special taste.
Here you will find the complete recipe with all the ingredients you need. I hope you have fun preparing the dish below.
Chicken thigh fillet stewed in port fig sauce
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Ingredients:
- 500 gr chicken thigh
- 6 figs - (keep two for garnish)
- 200 ml port
- 6 small shallots - (mini shallots)
- 50 gr boter
- 3 el honey
- 1/2 bowl Garlic
Herbs and spices
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And this is how you make it:
- Clean the shallots and cut them in half. Halve the garlic bulb. Cut 4 figs into quarters.
- Sprinkle the chicken thighs with the persillade and brown them all over in the frying pan with the butter. Then briefly fry the shallots, garlic bulb and figs. Deglaze with the port and then spoon everything into your casserole.
- Add the honey to the pan and let the chicken thighs stew over low heat for an hour with the lid on the pan.
- After the hour, scoop the contents of the pan back into the frying pan with a slotted spoon and keep it warm. Increase the temperature under the stew and cook over high heat the liquid in the stew until 1/3 remains. If it is still a bit too liquid for you, add 2 tsp cornflour with water and stir until the sauce thickens.
- Spoon the chicken thigh back into the sauce, making sure there is a layer all over. Serve with a few wedges of fresh fig and some fresh parsley.
- Delicious bites!
Want to make more tasty recipes with chicken thighs, such as Chicken thigh fillet stewed in port fig sauce? try these recipes:
Egg noodles with marinated chicken meatj.
Of this chicken thigh on toasted toast.
But these in a wine sauce is also very tasty!
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Hi francine,
I made this recipe yesterday. It was delicious!!!.
I just tied the sauce a little differently. After removing the chicken, garlic and skin from the fig wedges from the sauce, I used the immersion blender to puree the shallots and pieces of chicken thigh that had come loose.
Then let the sauce thicken a little further, do nothing more.
Hi Bass, that's good to hear! Your sauce sounds very good, I'm glad you enjoyed it so much. Gr Francine
Delicious!
Great tasty!
Great tasty!!
How nice to hear Chris!
Delicious recipe!
Surprisingly tasty, the figs get a lot of flavor this way!
Thank you! very nice to hear! Gr Francine