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Pardon me.Do you have any Grey Poupon?

I forgot ^an important ingredient. After sauteing the mushrooms add a quarter cup of lightly sweetened sherry. I did not have sherry and used a quarter cup of burgundy wine with a good pinch of table sugar. Turned out fine :)
 
I forgot ^an important ingredient. After sauteing the mushrooms add a quarter cup of lightly sweetened sherry. I did not have sherry and used a quarter cup of burgundy wine with a good pinch of table sugar. Turned out fine :)

Sounds fabulous! Thanks Vannie!
 
Don't have a written recipe. Although I'm sure there is no shortage of Chicken Dijon recipes out there.

I used about 2 pounds of boneless chicken breast of equal thickness. You can always beat your chicken with a mallet on the thick side to equal it out. You are beating your chicken not choking it [-X

Dredge them in a good coating of flour salt and pepper and brown them in a skillet on both sides. Remove to a plate and set aside.

To the skillet add 2-3 minced shallots. If anyone's knife skills are poor you can throw the shallots in a mini chopper.

Saute shallots for a few minutes and add a pound of sliced button mushrooms and 3 tablespoons of butter. Cook mushrooms slowly until they develop some color. Add about a cup of good quality chicken stock(homemade or boxed) and raise heat to a simmer.

Add and whisk in a cup of heavy cream and continue to simmer. Add chicken breast back in the pan and continue to simmer on low for a few more minutes. Stir in some Dijon mustard. I use 2-3 tablespoons. But you can add as little as a teaspoon or as much as you like mustard.

The full fat heavy cream will prevent the sauce from separating. Simmer a bit longer if sauce is a bit thin. Season with a bit more salt and pepper.

I made steamed Jasmine rice and roasted broccoli crowns with garlic olive oil and lemon. Was delish IMHO. :)

BTW any mushroom you might like can be used.

I’ve just discovered and have been loving Jasmine rice lately. Where has it been my whole life? I’d like this while dish minus the mustard and pepper. :lol:
 
I’ve just discovered and have been loving Jasmine rice lately. Where has it been my whole life?

Yea. I forget the brand we have but its only 15 minutes cook time and a cup and a half of water per cup of rice. Fluffy slightly toothy and more aromatic than the long grain Carolina Rice I grew up on.
 
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