I loved this recipe, I love tarragon and I made other post with fish and tarragon but this sauce was lovely and yum!
Adapted from my personal cook book collection and the name is
"French recipes" by Parragon.
chicken in tarragon sauce
4 servings
ingredients
4 pieces of boneless breast
salt and pepper
30 g butter
1 tablespoon oil
Tarragon sauce
4 tablespoons dry white wine
150 ml of broth
sprigs of tarragon
2 teaspoons of dried tarragon
300 ml heavy cream
Method
Season the chicken breasts on both sides with salt and pepper.
Melt butter with oil in a skillet over medium heat. A large pan so they can brown the chicken breasts.
when browned move to a ceramic baking dish or pyrex.
Bring to a preheated oven (180 ° c)
for about 20 minutes or until tender.
Cover the dish with foil and set aside.
For the sauce:
In the same pan that the chicken is cooked (remove excess fat) and place over low medium heat, add wine, always stirring, boil a bit to reduce a little.
Add a bit of broth and tarragon in branches, stir a little and add the cream.
Then dispose the breasts and check the seasoning and sprinkle chopped tarragon over the sauce.
Serve the chicken with tarragon sauce.
Print recipe
EN ESPAÑOL
Pollo con salsa de estragón
wow the sauce looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine; is soooo good!!
DeleteAqui estoy! Ya ves, me paso de un blog al otro...Sois muy buenos los dos.
ReplyDeleteY veo has "colgado" la receta. Buenísima. Yo la hacía con Albahaca (Basil) pero con el Estragón debe de estar deliciosa.
Me encanta ver todo de Chile. Mi abuelo pasó mucho tiempo en Santiago, y fundó el Museo de Bellas Artes, por eso me hace ilusión ver en tus fotos los lugares por donde estuvieron mis abuelos.
Besos
Curri
ah Gracias Curri, me encanta el estragón pero tambien la albahaca son deliciosos,
DeleteQue buena tu historia de tus abuelos, preciosa! El Museo de bellas Artes es uno de mis preferidos, besos
si, eso creo y me encantaría visitarlo. Mi abuelo se llamaba Fernando Alvarez de Sotomayor y creó una corriente artistíca a primeros del siglo pasado. Hoy día la Univ. de Talca están haciendo estudios sobre él.A ver cuando viajo para Chile, es una de mis ilusiones. Mientras me conformo con tus fotografias.
Deletea me encantaría que viajaras para acá Curri, me encantaría conocerte! besos
DeleteOh! This didn't come in on google+! Christine is in my spot! haha. But it's ok. I like Christine! haha.
ReplyDeleteReally you don't receive Betsy? I sent by google!
ReplyDeleteI like Christine too!
Hi Gloria!
ReplyDeleteI think I have that book too! I just did a post about Tarragon. It is still growing quite nicely. I'm going to link this post of yours to it. Your chicken looks so creamy and dee...li...cious! Thank you so much for sharing, Gloria...
Thanks so much Louise:)
Deletexxxx
Now here is one I never tried before
ReplyDeleteso Holy you really love this!
DeleteThat sauce looks so delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sumee:)
DeleteChicken for me, yippeee, sauce hmmm probably not, but chicken, yes
ReplyDeleteyes I know you love chicken anyway the sauce is amazing!
DeleteMuy cremoso este plato, da gusto de verlo.Besos y buenas noches.
ReplyDeleteGracias Doris, y tu cocinas delicioso!
DeleteTarragon is one of the less used spices in my home but one I wish I could use more. Thanks for the great recipe.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lilith!
Deletethis looks great often use tarragon with salmon nice recipe
ReplyDeleteThanks Rebecca, I love tarragon in fishes too!
Deletelooks good
ReplyDeleteYou are sweet Adam Cause I know you are veggie:)
DeleteIt's so delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks Duckie:)
Deleteoo i love all the sauce...i bet this tastes so good as well gloria...
ReplyDeleteyum.
Yes it is Brian:)
DeleteI think.you would love this!:)
Gloria, I love a nice tarragon sauce. That chicken really looks good... A little rice on the side with a few stalks of asparagus and I'd have a great meal! Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteYes David I love with some veggies amd with rice will be yumm!
DeleteHi Gloria,
ReplyDeleteThis dish looks delicious!
Thanks for sharing!
Thz.ks Joyce and yes I will add to cook your books!!
DeleteThanks for linking, Gloria! :)
Deleteyou are welcome Joyce:)
DeleteCertainly looks so creamy and delicious! Can imagine dipping some crusty bread into the sauce! Yummy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jeannie!!
DeleteHi Gloria, your this chicken dish look very inviting and delicious. Thanks for sharing your recipe.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.
Thanks AMelia!
DeleteThat sauce looks delectably creamy and delicious!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Joanne!the sauce is the best I think!
DeleteThe sauce looks so good, Gloria.
ReplyDeleteThanks Angie:)
DeleteThis looks absolutely delicious. Would make a wonderful dinner tonight!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Keith dear, for any time is delicious, really!
DeleteI have been trying to eat better since I found out all this mess with my liver - so, I've been eating more chicken and fish. I'm glad you shared this recipe, Gloria. I have a hard time coming up with new recipes to make fish more appealing to the family. Hugs and love!! xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteThanks Elsie!! xxxx
DeleteGloria, looks so delicious and I'm hungry right now :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamara!
DeleteNow that looks great!
ReplyDeleteThanks David!
DeleteQue salsa mas deliciosa Gloria!! las pechugas de pollo tienen que estar muy ricas, me apunto la receta. Besos
ReplyDeleteGracias Rosana!
DeleteMmm.. it looks so creamy and delicious. I could eat this right now. Thank you for this great recipe. I am bookmarking it I want to try it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alida, I love this recipe!
DeleteYum…it looks luscious! It’s dinner time here…I would love to be eating this!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathy! The sauce is the best!
DeleteSoo yummy and lovely....This is new to me.....I bookmarked this recipe :) Looks so delicious :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Remya is really good!
DeleteI love tarragon also..with chicken..and clementines..thank you..sounds delish.
ReplyDeleteThanks to you Monique!
DeleteWow Gloria, this chicken looks delicious with tarragon...I can only imagine the taste of it...yum!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week my dear :D
Thanks Juliana, have a nice week too:)
DeleteDear Gloria, What an elegant and delicious chicken dish. Blessings dear. Catherine xo
ReplyDeleteThanks Catherine!:)
DeleteWhat a flavourful chicken dish!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mich!!
DeleteWhat a nice combination of different items… Looks like will be a delicious recipe to enjoy. I am a lover of different type of cuisine and searching from internet and other sources.
ReplyDeletethanks Robin I love all different type of cuisine too!
DeleteAnd love french recipes because are simple and delicious!!
xx
Chicken and tarragon are such a delicious combination! This is a dish I know I would love.
ReplyDeleteThanks dear and Im sure you would love is really delicious (I would make all weeks but here the people love to change) lol
DeleteFantastico, Gloria! Mi piace molto questa tua proposta, sei sempre bravissima e ogni volta mi viene l'acquolina! Complimenti, un bacio! :) :**
ReplyDeleteGrazie Vale, un abbraccio cara!
DeleteA simple dish that's beautiful and full of flavor - it looks delicious Gloria!
ReplyDeleteUna ricetta molto, molto appetitosa!!!!
ReplyDeleteGrazie Puffin, un abbraccio!
DeleteLovely! My husband courted me with chicken tarragon. It was only later that I learned that was not only his signature dish but his only one! He went on to become a really good cook.
ReplyDeleteReally? what nice! I remember he loves cooking Sarah, lucky you:)
DeleteThanks Sarah!
What a fabulous entree! I'll have to make it for my family very soon!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lizzy!!
DeleteWe don't use tarragon enough. And it's marvelous with chicken. Lovely dish, Gloria!
ReplyDeleteYeah Barbara is wonderful in chicken and fishes:)
DeleteI could just dive right into this! Perfect spring dinner!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cquek!
DeleteDelicious and refined-tasting! This is a combination I love.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
Thanks Rosa:)
Deleteuna delicia amiga, el estragón es mi aliño favorito! le queda bien a casi todo!! besitos
ReplyDeletePoor little chicken. Such a sweet little animal.... ;)
ReplyDeleteAmiga, me llevo tu receta, se ve realmente muy rico.
ReplyDeleteBesos.
es super rico Kako!!
DeleteTHis looks delicious--and just when I was thinking of growing tarragon this summer!
ReplyDeletei don't like tarragon in very many applications, but it's great with chicken!
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