This gluten free chicken recipe is extremely easy to make. You can add a splash of white wine or not. It is a gourmet quality dish that you can make in about 30 minutes, less if your onions are already chopped. I like to keep chopped onions and other vegetables that I use often on hand. You can freeze them or refrigerate them in canning jars. Meanwhile, this recipe is a delight. Enjoy
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Gluten Free Chicken Recipe in Creamy Sauce
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Yield: Serves 3 - 4.
This gluten free chicken is creamy, flavorful, and easy to make. In less than 30 minutes you can have a gourmet meal. Make with or without wine.
I made this a couple of days ago. I'm not sure what I did to it, but it wasn't as pretty as yours, and it didn't thicken up much. But it made the house smell wonderful, and it was absolutely delicious! The first day we served it over a wild rice medley and it was a little soupy, but tasted great! The second day we served it over broccoli, and we loved it that way, too. Thanks so much for sharing this with us!
This is my first try at gluten free cooking. If I put this over rice pasta, will the leftovers be ok for a day or two?
Hi Kathie,
You can certainly add the chicken and sauce to rice pasta in advance. However, rice pasta tends to absorb liquid, making it a dry when reheating. I suggest adding the chicken and sauce right before serving. If you must mix it and refrigerate it for a couple of days, make extra sauce.
Enjoy and good luck with your gluten free cooking.
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I made this a couple of days ago. I'm not sure what I did to it, but it wasn't as pretty as yours, and it didn't thicken up much. But it made the house smell wonderful, and it was absolutely delicious! The first day we served it over a wild rice medley and it was a little soupy, but tasted great! The second day we served it over broccoli, and we loved it that way, too. Thanks so much for sharing this with us!
This is my first try at gluten free cooking. If I put this over rice pasta, will the leftovers be ok for a day or two?
Hi Kathie,
You can certainly add the chicken and sauce to rice pasta in advance. However, rice pasta tends to absorb liquid, making it a dry when reheating. I suggest adding the chicken and sauce right before serving. If you must mix it and refrigerate it for a couple of days, make extra sauce.
Enjoy and good luck with your gluten free cooking.
Carla