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Semi-Homemade Pancetta-Vodka Chicken Pasta!

Ingredients used:
1/2 Pound Pancetta (Sliced)
2 Boneless Chicken Breast
1 Jar Vodka Sauce
1/2 Package Farfalle Noodles
3 tsp Himalayan Sea Salt
Freshly Grated Aged Irish Cheddar Cheese

DIY!

1). Open Pancetta early in the morning. Take 1/2 lb. (roughly half the package) and tear some of the fat off. It will be plenty flavorful without the fat :)

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2). Pour Vodka Sauce into crock pot. Add in the Pancetta, set to warm setting, and stir.

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3). Add in the sea salt, and continue to stir.

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4). Throughout the day, stir as needed. 1 hour before serving time, turn the crock pot on HIGH and stir as needed to prevent burning. At this time, also turn the oven on, and get the chicken breast ready to be cooked.

5). 45 Minutes before serving time, put the chicken in the oven. Keep checking on the crock pot and stirring the sauce as needed.

6). 20 minutes before serving, get a pot of water, and put it on the stove on high. When it comes to a boil, put the noodles in!

7). Keep an eye on all the current running tasks, sauce, chicken and noodles! All should be done roughly at the same time.

8). Serve! Place the noodles on/in your plate/bowl of choice

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9). Cut up the chicken breast and place it on the noodles

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10). Add the Pancetta-Vodka Sauce

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11). Grate the fresh cheese over the top

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12). ENJOY!


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:drool: This looks so freaking good! care to invite me over? im not too far away.

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Iron Chef pezi :crazy:

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Just gonna leave that right there...

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I'm here to express my appreciation for this thread.

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krimsonviper wrote:share-your-favorite-recipes-with-nico-o ... 09516.html

Just gonna leave that right there...
i'm not a huge fan of the no parking zone... i think it needs to be combined with gen chat :)

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And where did you get the salt? can you really tell the difference?

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Whole Foods. The difference is that with sea salt, you get the same flavor with less sodium. The pink salt has just a tad bit different flavor that I like.

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Jesda wrote:And where did you get the salt? can you really tell the difference?
This one local restaurant I frequent serves their bread with butter and a selection of various salts. You can definitely notice a difference in taste.

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That looks delicious Pez.

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looks delicious, i'm super hungry now :naughty:

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This is a good idea for a thread.

I'll have to do some contribootin.


Pasta is always a fun thing to make, very versatile. I've been meaning to make more risottos, since so many good spring vegetable ingredients make great risottos.


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