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Creamy dill chicken with roasted potatoes & green beans

1 serving prepared

Here's what you get:

Dill

Chicken cutlet

Sour cream

Dijon mustard

Yukon Gold potato (not used)

Green bean

Chicken stock concentrate (missing)

Substitute:

Sweet potato

Store brand stock concentrate

Bacon butter (not pictured)

The potatoes and green beans:

I substituted a bit of sweet potato left over from another meal since the Yukon Gold potatoes were unusable from this box. I sliced them thin enough so that they could be roasted together with the green beans for 15 minutes

The sauce:

The sauce was made before the chicken was cooked this time. Since making the sauce first works well with another meal I decided to try the same here too. It was easy to put together just add the liquids keep them up and remove from pan setting it to the side. I had to substitute stop concentrate I had on hand since that component was missing from the bag this time.

The protein:

The chicken was a quick cook taking only 4 minutes per side before it was done.

The plate:

The sauce for this one came out a bit thick so I could have thinned it out with some more vegetable stock. The flavor of the sauce was pretty strong and I think it would pair well with noodles. Even with some missing and unusable components this came out pretty great. The substitution of sweet potato for the Yukon Gold gave it a nice bit of sweet to offset all the dill.

- Kris

Comments

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