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Vermouth-Braised Chicken and Potatoes with Fennel

Vermouth-Braised Chicken and Potatoes with Fennel

By Courtney HillApril 7, 2020

  • Makes
    4 servings
  • Cook Time
    40 minutes
  • Slow Cook Time
    4¼ to 5¼ hours active
  • Active time plus cooling
    15 minutes active
  • Rating

This one-pot meal with classic Italian flavors couldn’t be easier. The ingredients are combined in the pot, then pressure cooked or slow cooked until the chicken is fork-tender. To finish the dish and create a flavorful sauce, we thicken the cooking liquid with a couple tablespoons of flour—just enough for clingability but without any heaviness. A little lemon juice adds acidity and brightness. Serve over polenta or with hunks of crusty bread.

Tip

Don't worry that ½ cup vermouth is too little liquid. The chicken and vegetables release flavorful juices as they cook that, combined with the vermouth, form the base for the sauce.

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