A Saucy Sauted French Bird Sweet and Tangy

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Girlfriends love it and men moan over it. This saucy dish is so easy that it practically cooks itself. It’s not only a quickie but it’s healthy and tasty…the trinity achieved in one pan!

Splash of Olive Oil for the pan
2 plump Chicken Breasts (bones and skin removed), cubed
1 Clove of Garlic
¼ cup of Balsamic Vinegar
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A splash of Red Wine
A pinch of Herbs de Provence or a Sprig of Rosemary (leaves minced)

Heat oil in a large fry pan.  Toss in chicken cubes and sauté until lightly brown then remove. To the pan, add garlic cook for a minute or less.  Turn the heat to low and add vinegar.  Let it simmer until it has reduced by a third or so.  Add tomatoes, wine, and herb of choice.  Simmer until tomatoes break down.   Add chicken and warm
through. Serves 2.

Splendid with a pasta simply tossed in butter and herbs.

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Hi, I'm Marianne Hines. Most call me ANNiE. The nick is short and sweet and not at all like me. I’m 5’11” and happiest when there's sand between my toes, when I'm dirty, windblown, and adorned with the debris of whatever project I'm working on. I build, design,and create in many forms. I’ve spent most of my life in the Northwest. Twelve years ago I came to the southeast for love, that love is now my husband. I love London and Paris for the art, food, and architecture. I love Spring and Fall, mountains, untouched snow, the smell of a horse’s mane, the sound of paper dry leaves under foot, birds singing, reef snorkeling, flea market hunting, and cooking for friends who love to eat, to be loud, and to laugh.

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