So I’m still sorta doing the pantry challenge…using up what I find…and everything in this meal came from the pantry/freezer minus the broccoli!
One of my dear friends moved to Alaska not long ago…and she left me with a few of her goodies from her pantry…including the Marsala cooking wine you see below!!! Not something I normally buy, but after this meal…I’d totally buy it! I finally remembered to look at the price at the store, so I’d know how much it would have cost…so here you go…
Baked Chicken Marsala
Scrumptious!!!
Baked Chicken Marsala
The flavor in this dish is delightful!
Servings - 4 servings
Ingredients
- 1.4 lb package boneless skinless chicken breast
- 1/2 cup flour
- 1 tsp Italian seasonings
- 1/2 tsp salt and pepper each
- 1 Tbsp olive oil
- 1/3 cup Marsala cooking wine
- 4 oz can of sliced mushrooms, drained
- 1 cup white rice
- 2 large heads broccoli
Instructions
- In a small bowl, mix together the flour, Italian seasonings, salt and pepper. Coat each of the chicken breasts in the flour mixture. Place into baking dish.
- Drizzle the olive oil and marsala cooking wine over the coated chicken breasts.
- Top the chicken with the sliced mushrooms. Bake at 350 for 50-60 minutes, or until chicken has cooked all the way through. Cooking times may vary depending on thickness of the chicken breast.
- Cook the rice according to package directions.
- Steam the broccoli in stove-top steamer or in a microwavable bowl with 1/4 cup of water, covered with plastic wrap, for 4-5 minutes.
- Serve Baked Chicken Marsala with Rice and Steamed Broccoli.
Crystal & Co says
I love chicken marsala! Looks great!
Shannon says
Hello,
Nice Blog! Found your site via a magazine at the dentist’s office. This meal looks good. How many does it serve? Thanks
Shannon says
Sorry. Just found the answer to my question! Congrats on the book! What a blessing God gave you that opportunity.
Joellen says
How many does it serve? I’ve read and re-read the page several times and don’t see it anywhere. I know I’m probably just being dense, but I honestly don’t see an indication of serving information.
karen says
Looks like another winner!
Marisa M says
Just a tip about the cooking wine– it’s just wine that was too salty to be made into drinking wine. Buy a cheap bottle of wine and it will be just as good for cooking.
J'aime Davis says
What in the world did I do to deserve your website? I struggle with deciding what meals to cook, and your site has been a lifesaver. I read about your site in a magazine, and I went out and bought your book. Great recipes, and I LOVE Chicken Marsala!!!!!! I never thought to cook it this way, but I am going to try it soon. I think you may have saved my marriage by providing quick and easy recipes. I work full time, and now I can spend more time with my family. Now the hard part is deciding which recipes to cook when!
P.S. Do you have any recipes for drumsticks? Hubby doesn’t perfer drums, but I got them on sale and they are in the freezer taking up space.
lynn @ Maven of Savin says
One of my fav’s when we eat out – I am definitely trying this one! THANKS!!
encik raja says
Can I substitute the marsala wine with something else? Some sort of vinegar maybe?
Sarah says
I never had made this before until it was part of my once a month mom cooking menu. My hubby loves it so I’m making it again! It works very well as a freezer meal. I just prep without baking and put into 8×8 pans and freeze. Great site!
Emily says
Looks good but broccoli is alot more expensive than .79 its over a dollar for 1 head.
Shannan says
Depending on what time of year you get your broccoli depends on the price… pretty soon it will be free out of the garden here!! This is an awesome recipe, thank you so much.
KayCee says
It actually says $.79 for TWO heads of broccoli. Good luck finding one for that price.
Jessica Fernandez says
I make this meal often and just wanted to say thanks it so yummy! Congrats on all your new endeavors .
Erin, The $5 Dinner Mom says
@Jessica Fernandez,
Thanks Jessica! And so glad you enjoy this…so easy and delicious!
Julie says
Looks great…but it doesn’t include the milk, and a fruit that you should be eating with every meal…this is the first recipie that I have looked at so I am unsure if all of her “meals” are just the main course??
Erin, The $5 Dinner Mom says
@Julie,
Our dinners have a protein, starch and veggie or fruit. We eat plenty other fruits and veggies for breakfast, lunch and snacks.
Kristine says
Thank you so much for posting this recipe! I made it for Valentine’s Day dinner – with a few modifications. I tripled the wine/olive oil mixture and marinated fresh mushrooms in it before I poured it over the dredged chicken. I used real Marsala wine and served it over linguini. It was better than a restaurant! Thanks again!
Josephine says
tonites dinner! it was delicious!
mike yakitori says
you shouldn’t drizzle the oil and wine prior to cooking, because they are only applied where they’ve been drizzled(as you can see in pic..where they have left a trail) In my opinion, it’ll taste and look better if you would:
-pour wine in the cooking pan, and place mushrooms in them.
-place chicken that are patted with flour mix.
-bake for half of the time, turn over chicken, then bake for remaining time.
-present chicken(and pour everything that are left behind in the pan) on a plate,
then NOW drizzle olive oil over.
-from a line cook that works at a Japanese restaurant in GA. cheers.