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Chicken Scarpariello – The Chicken Dinner To End All Other Chicken Dinners



Today we’re making Chicken Scarpariello, the perfect cold-weather meal!
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INGREDIENTS
1/2 cup (120ml) extra virgin olive oil – divided
1 1/2 pounds (680g) Italian sausage
3 pounds (1.4kg) chicken thighs – trimmed of overhanging fat
1 tablespoon (10g) Diamond Crystal Kosher salt – divided
1 teaspoon black pepper – divided
2 pounds (908g) small potatoes cut in half
2 large red bell peppers – sliced into 1/4″ strips
15 cloves garlic – halved
1 1/4 cups (300ml) dry white wine
3/4 cup (180ml) red wine vinegar
1 1/4 cups (300ml) no-sodium chicken stock
3 large hot cherry peppers – (or to taste) quartered and seeds removed
1/2 cup minced Italian flat-leaf parsley

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48 Comments

  1. I've made a version of this for years. It's a stripped-down version, that's easier, and cheaper, for people on a budget. I make way more potatoes, and use twice as much sausage, and there's almost always leftovers for breakfast the next day.

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  2. I made it, delicious! Also makes great leftovers. For the leftovers I wanted more bell pepper so next time I make it I’m gonna add more. I will definitely make it again. Had a little trouble finding hot whole cherry peppers. I ended up buying them directly from Cento

  3. BRAVO
    Other than claiming Smoked Duck Gumbo, Boiling Seafood, and grilling redfish, steaks etc, i pretty much turned cooking duties over to my wife some 20-25 years ago, I had quit worring with presentation and all that good romantic stuff, LOL and she took over and does a wonderful job and adds her artistic flair to the plate. I saw the video and was alone at home and saw I had some basil in the garden that apparently were being attacked by bugs, so i saved the leave that i could and then started to look for things I could do with all the basil and down the rabbit hole i went and found this recipe (nothing about basil in recipe, LOL) and thought I would like to do it but she will only eat breast, i just pan seared it a little longer than the thighs and baked together with great success. She loved it, so did I. The second time around I moved much faster and other than oven time was pretty much done in about from prep to oven in under 30 minutes. I added Sage, Basil, Rosemary the 2nd time, added more GARLIC (load it up), could do without the potatoes honestly, but I made Basil,pine nut, garlic pesto and tossed with Angel Hair pasta as a side. This was a great alternative for serving chicken and I thoroughly enjoyed preparing and consuming the whole thing.

  4. I made this last night. It didn't come out as well as I had hoped. This is not as easy as Jim makes it seem. The first problem I encountered was acquiring the hot cherry peppers. I have 4 grocery/markey stores within walking distance and the best I could get was a pre-sliced variety and I probably didn't use enough. My first major mistake was burning some of the garlic, followed with not browning the peppers (so I had to do that in a separate pan). Yes, all self inflicted, I know. There is a lot of prep for this, but once it's all done it just goes in the oven. I bought a similar Nordic pan to Jim's. Not no-stick, just aluminum but $7 cheaper. It worked just fine and cleaned up easily. My mid-teen only ate the sausage and potatos … am envious of Jim's taste tester. May try again if I can get the peppers, locally. Thanks for the inspiration.

  5. You’d better really like the taste of vinegar. It overwhelms the dish for me and the 3 people I served it to. I think his son’s dubbing it ‘vinegar chicken’ after the taste test was spot on. Wanted & expected to love it, but did not. Love the channel, just not this dish.

  6. Wow!
    I understand why this is your favorite dish.
    I made this last night for dinner and it was amazing!
    Really enjoyed it. Thank you for your recipes and videos, they always make even complicated dishes simple.
    Love the channel and I will continue to recommend you to my friends.

  7. Made this tonight. OMG WOW! Couldn’t get the hot baby peppers here in Australia so had to improvise to add heat, but that double reduction is just some kind of magic. Loved the NJ / NY vibe ( I am from Teaneck some 40 years ago).

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