Directions:
1.
Cut the chicken into small pieces (2 inches)
and finely slice the onion. Marinade the chicken in a bowl with yogurt, onion
and some olive oil for a few hours in refrigerator (although not quite
necessary).
2.
Cook one cup of mixed long grain and
wild rice in a steel container or sauce pan with two and a half cups of water.
When water comes to boil, cover and simmer at low heat for about 20 minutes.
Stir occasionally with a fork. Cook rice until water is evaporated and rice
becomes tender but not overcooked. The black wild rice will remain somewhat
harder than the long grains, which is normal.
3.
Heat olive oil on a large flat ceramic
skillet. When oil is hot, put the marinated chicken with bay leaves. Stir the chicken
mix on high heat. Water will soon start to release from the chicken and yogurt
mixture. Keep on high heat as water is evaporated slowly. During the process
keep adding Italian seasoning, oregano and black pepper and stir. Add salt to
taste towards the end. Cooked chicken will be ready when water is fully
evaporated leaving a thick yogurt-based sauce.
This chicken dish goes
well with wild rice or even with white rice as well. Pita bread and hummus dip
on the side can nicely complete the meal.
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