I got a new cookbook not long ago, called "Cucina Povera," and decided to try my first recipe.
This chicken cacciatore recipe looked wonderful. It wasn't the usual tomato-pepper sauce, but rather a white-wine, caper sauce with pancetta.
I followed it faithfully, chopping capers, rosemary, garlic, lemon and pancetta while the browning chicken sizzled away, making my house smell delicious.
Patiently I waited while the sauce simmered and the chicken finished cooking. Couldn't wait to try my dinner.
The first bite was...Nast. It was gross.
I don't know if I did something wrong or maybe it just wasn't, as my roommate said, "to my taste."
Yuck. It wasn't even fit for the dog's dinner.
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2 comments:
that sucks. you should try the recipe from the cookbook, "Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking" by Marcella Hazan. It's not bad.
I think I will! Thanks!
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