Greg’s been turning out fresh, fusion dishes for over 15
years at Celadon, his award-winning restaurant tucked inside a converted 19th
century warehouse and surrounded by a lush green garden. When we asked him to
come up with a Mother’s Day menu appropriate for brunch of supper,
complimentary to our 2009 Carneros Estate Chardonnay, and approachable for the
home chef, he didn’t bat an eyelash. A few days later, Cole offered us this
recipe for an oven-braised chicken sauté with linguine and Castelvetrano
olives:
Estate
Grown
Oven Braised Chicken Sauté with Chardonnay
Linguine with Tomatoes, Arugula and
Castelvetrano Olives
1 Chicken
½ tsp. Kosher Salt
pinch Black Pepper, fresh ground
1 Tblsp Olive
Oil
1 each Onion, medium dice
½ tsp. Kosher Salt
¼ tsp. Black Pepper
6 cloves Garlic,
thinly sliced
3 Medium Tomatoes, diced (about 1 1/2 lbs. or 2
cups)
1 Tblsp Rosemary,
fresh chopped
2 tsp. Oregano, fresh chopped
¼ tsp. Thyme, fresh chopped
1 cup White Wine
½ cup Olives, Castelvetrano variety*, Pitted
1 cup White Wine
-cut chicken up into pieces,
season with ½ tsp. salt and pinch of black pepper
-heat olive oil in a sauté
pan, add chicken and cook turning until golden brown
-remove the chicken from the
pan
-add the onion and cook until
transparent
-while the onions are
cooking, add ½ tsp. of salt and ¼ tsp. of black pepper
-add garlic, rosemary and
oregano, cook for two minutes
-add the white wine, bring to a boil and reduce by half
-add tomatoes and olives,
bring to a simmer
-arrange the chicken in the
pan and cover
-place in a preheated 350 F
oven for approximately 20 minutes until chicken is cooked through
-while the chicken is cooking
bring a large pot of salted water to a boil
-following the box
instructions cook:
1 lb. Linguine (any desired pasta will work fine)
-remove the chicken form the
pan and set aside in a warm spot to rest
-drain the pasta well, toss
the cooked noodles in the tomato pan sauce
-add
1 bunch Arugula,
rinsed, long stems removed
½ cup Parmesan Cheese, fresh grated
-toss the pasta and arugula
in the sauce to coat, arrange pasta and chicken on a serving plate
-top with fresh grated Parmesan
cheese and enjoy with a glass of Donum Estate Chardonnay
* Castelvetranos are harvested young and cured in
lightly salted brine, which accounts for their bright green hue and meaty
texture. With a mild flavored that's both salty and sweet. Available at some gourmet stores, other
olives can be substituted.
We wish you all a wonderful Mother's Day weekend.
Cheers,
Brooke and the Donum Estate Team
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