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ESZTERHAZY CHICKEN RAGOUT - ESZTERHÁZY CHICKEN RAGU

Not a spicy dish, but the mustard, the bay leaf and the lemon rind add unexpected piquancy to this otherwise mild ragout. 

Esterhazy Chicken Ragu 
2 pieces of chicken breast 
2 Tbsp olive oil 
1/8 cup butter 
1/2 cup diced onion 
1 carrot 
1 parsnip 
1/4 celery root 
2 Tbsp flour 
1 heaping Tbsp Hungarian paprika 
1 bay leaf 
2 half inch strips of lemon rind cut into thin strips 
salt and pepper to taste 
1/2 cup 14% sour cream 
1 Tbsp mustard 
parsley 

• Slice the chicken breasts horizontally and cut them into thin uniform strips. 
• Peel the carrot, parsnip and celery root and cut them into strips matching the meat. 
• Using a large, deep walled, non stick sauté pan, slowly heat the oil and butter.
• Add the chicken strips and the onion and slowly sauté until no more pink is showing on the meat. 
• Add the carrot, parsnip and celery strips and sprinkle 2 Tbsp of flour on top. 
• Give it a good stir. 
• Add water but just to cover the ragout. 
• Bring it to a slow simmer. 
• Stir in the Hungarian paprika and add a bay leaf and the lemon rind strips. 
• Sprinkle with salt and freshly ground pepper. 
• Continue to sauté on low heat until the chicken breast and the vegetables are crunchy tender. 
• In a small bowl, combine sour cream and mustard. 
• Take a little warm juice from the pan and stir it into the sour cream mixture. 
• Add the sour cream mixture back to the pan and stir to combine.
• Taste and adjust the salt if needed. 
• Sprinkle the ragout with parsley. 
• Serve with buttered pasta.



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