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Yield: 4 servings
This entree has been on the menu at Spago since we opened. It continues to be one of the favorites, probably because it is so simple. Best of all, it's fast and easy to make.
Place the chicken breasts on 4 large heated dinner plates.
Top with the sauteed garlic and parsley, Serve with fresh vegetables cooked al dente.
Note: Make sure to get the charcoal very hot and let it get coated with gray ash before grilling the chicken.
If you are using a gas or electric grill, get it very hot, too, then turn the heat down to medium to cook the chicken.
Look for a Provencal wine or perhaps a white Zinfandel from California. Domaine Otts classic Rose is one of the best from the South of France.
Not the best, but it was good. It was a nice simple family dinner, nothing too heavy, and went great with a side of broccoli. Thanks
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It's funny when people trash famous chefs who serve the food at their famous restaurants........it's funny when people trash recipes without even trying them too. Funny stuff.
1. Don't eat if you're out on the prowl. Notice the garlic is left whole. It makes a difference. You can then choose to eat the garlic with the chicken or not but the garlic will have seasoned the chicken somewhat.
2. Don't cook it so long if you know better than Wolfgang Puck. It doesn't say what size the breast is. So how can you judge? The skin also protects the flesh and holds in the juices. Are you sure you cook?
This was good. Try it sometime.
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quick and easy with great flavours goes with pretty much anything i highly recomend two thumbs up 4 garlic lovers
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