Spanish Chicken with Almonds and Pine Nuts
While browsing a very good Spanish website, I came across a chicken recipe. What’s interesting is the technique it uses for marinating and then cooking. Here it is for you to try—let me know how it turns out! You can visit the source for a step-by-step guide.
Ingredients
chicken1kg
spring onions
hard-boiled eggs3
pine nuts50g
almonds50g
garlic2clove
white wine1/4L
parsley
olive oil
saffron
salt
Nutrition (per serving)
Calories
572.5kcal (28.63%)
Protein
57.5g (100%)
Carbs
7.5g (2.73%)
Sugars
1.3g (2.5%)
Healthy Fat
27.8g
Unhealthy Fat
5.0g
% Daily Value based on a 2000 calorie diet
How to make Spanish Chicken with Almonds and Pine Nuts
- Step 1
Fry the chicken in plenty of olive oil and place it in a casserole dish.
- Step 2
Strain some of the oil and use it to fry the finely chopped spring onions. Add the onions to the chicken in the casserole.
- Step 3
Strain the remaining oil and use it to fry the almonds and pine nuts. Once fried, crush them in a mortar along with the garlic, parsley, hard-boiled eggs, and saffron.
Nutrition (per serving)
Nutrition (per serving)
Calories
572.5kcal (28.63%)
Protein
57.5g (100%)
Carbs
7.5g (2.73%)
Sugars
1.3g (2.5%)
Healthy Fat
27.8g
Unhealthy Fat
5.0g
% Daily Value based on a 2000 calorie diet
Tips & Tricks
Use high-quality olive oil for frying to enhance the flavor of the dish.
Toast the almonds and pine nuts lightly before frying for a richer taste.
Make sure to crush the ingredients in the mortar thoroughly to create a smooth paste.
FAQS
Can I use chicken breasts instead of a whole chicken?
Yes, you can use chicken breasts, but the flavor may differ slightly as a whole chicken provides more depth of flavor.
What can I substitute for saffron?
You can use turmeric as a substitute for saffron, but it will alter the flavor slightly.
Can I make this dish ahead of time?
Yes, this dish can be prepared ahead of time and reheated before serving. The flavors will deepen as it sits.
What type of white wine should I use?
A dry white wine, such as Sauvignon Blanc or Chardonnay, works best for this recipe.
Can I omit the nuts for a nut-free version?
Yes, you can omit the almonds and pine nuts, but the dish will lose some of its traditional texture and flavor.
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