Sig's chicken with kaletts, pears and rosti
Sig's chicken with kaletts, pears and rosti

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Sig's chicken with kaletts, pears and rosti Sigrun German, living in England. Sig's chicken with kaletts, pears and rosti Sigrun German, living in England. Chicken with Caramelized Pears Tender chicken gets an upscale treatment in this simple entree with sweetened pears. Crispy bits of prosciutto, warm pears, and tender chicken, all bathed in a white wine sauce make this a meal that's easy enough for quick weeknight cooking, but worthy of sharing at a dinner party, as well.

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The ingredients needed to make Sig's chicken with kaletts, pears and rosti:
  1. Make ready 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
  2. Get 400-500 g chicken legs
  3. Prepare 1 white onion
  4. Prepare 2 small shallots
  5. Get 1 sweet pear
  6. Get 50 g pecan nuts, halved
  7. Take 150 kaletts (small baby kales) or other dark green new cabbage
  8. Take For rosti
  9. Prepare 2 large floury potatoes
  10. Take 2-3 tablespoons clarified butter or duck fat
  11. Make ready 2-3 tablespoons sunflower oil
  12. Make ready Sea salt and black pepper
  13. Make ready For the sauce
  14. Take 1 tsp plain flour
  15. Make ready 1 tablespoon sun dried tomato paste
  16. Take 400 g tin chopped tomatoes with garlic
  17. Take 125 ml hot vegetable stock
  18. Take 1 dash Worcestershire sauce (do not use soya sauce)
  19. Get Pinch fresh ground black pepper
  20. Get Good pinch salt

Spread spice mixture onto the chicken pieces. Add cinnamon pieces, bay leaves, ginger, and cilantro. Rinse chicken thighs and place in glass baking dish. Roll up sage leaves and slice, and run your knife through them again to dice.

Instructions to make Sig's chicken with kaletts, pears and rosti:
  1. Preheat oven to 180°C.Heat the oil in a large ovenproof frying pan. On the stove heat the oil in the frying pan, brown chicken from all sides. Peel large floury potatoes, boil them in salted water for about 10 minutes. Leave to cool then grate them. Put the potatoes into a towel and squeeze out any excess water then season the potatoes with black pepper and ground sage. Heat the duck fat or clarified butter. Make one large pattie or several small ones, cook rosti from both sides until crisp.
  2. Drain away any excess fat from chicken, add thinky sliced onion,shallots and pears to the pan gently cook for about minutes 4- 5 minutes, stirring it all together.
  3. For the sauce combine the sauce ingredients in a dish or bowl, whisk thoroughly add the sauce and the kaletts, transfer dish or pan to oven, cook until chicken is done.
  4. Serve the chicken with the thick,sticky sauce poured over.

Rinse chicken thighs and place in glass baking dish. Roll up sage leaves and slice, and run your knife through them again to dice. Combine oil and sage in a bowl, and brush over thighs. Drain the pears, reserving the liquid. Combine the reserved pear liquid, wine, soy sauce, cornstarch and thyme in a small bowl; mix until the cornstarch is dissolved.

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