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White Balsamic Chicken with Tarragon

White Balsamic Chicken with Tarragon

By Courtney HillOctober 16, 2017

  • Makes
    4 servings
  • Cook Time
    30 minutes
  • Rating

Sweet-tart white balsamic vinegar and tangy Peppadew peppers bring flavor and color to this weeknight chicken dish. White balsamic, which is not cooked and aged as long as regular balsamic vinegar, has a mellow acidity that complements the Peppadews, a variety of small, sweet peppers from South Africa. They add slight heat and additional sweetness, as well as a vivid splash of red. Find them jarred at most grocery stores, and sometimes loose at the olive bar. When reducing the sauce before serving, add water if the liquid is less than 1 cup. Serve with roasted sweet potatoes, boiled baby red potatoes or spinach pasta tossed with butter and poppy seeds.

Tip

Don't rush rendering the fat from the skin on the chicken thighs. The skin should be golden brown and feel crisp.

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