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Chicken in mustard and blue cheese sauce

  • 13-11-2010 5:57pm
    #1
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    For dinner tonight I had the above, made from:

    1 breast of chicken,
    2 celery stalks, half an onion, 3 spring onions, 5 mushrooms
    grated giner
    grated wicklow blue cheese
    half a glass of white SA wine,
    1 teaspoon wholegrain mustard
    2 teaspoons of french mustard
    lots of black pepper, small amount of salt
    fair amount of rosemary
    small knob of butter

    It turned out reasonably well, except for the colour, which was a yellowish green. I assume the green from the spring onions, celery and herbs gave it that colour, as there was nothing else green put in.

    Is there any way to avoid it going a bit green without putting e.g. cream in? Not that I have anything against cream, but I don't use it much and it always seems like a waste to buy it for one meal. Milk would most likely curdle with the wine

    Any tips or suggestions would be gratefully welcome.


Comments

  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,065 ✭✭✭Miaireland


    I would think the cheese may have something to do with the colour too. Might be worth trying something other than blue cheese and see if it helps.


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