| COOKING AT THE COLLEGE RASPBERRY CHICKEN
2 Pounds of Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts
½ cup of thawed frozen raspberries
3 Tablespoons of Chambord Liqueur (Raspberry Liqueur)
2 Tablespoons of Heavy Cream
¼ Cup of Apple-Raspberry Frozen Juice Concentrate
Pinch of Salt
1 to 2 Tablespoons of Sugar
Salt and Pepper mixed together (about 1 Tablespoon of
Salt to ¼ Tablespoon of Pepper)
As needed, olive oil for the breasts of chicken
As needed, fresh raspberries for garnish
¼ Crème
fraîche or
Sour Cream
Pre-heat a grill or pan for the chicken.
Lightly pound out the chicken, oil, salt and pepper
both sides of the chicken breasts
Place chicken on the pre-heated grill or in a lightly
oiled pan. Grill for about three to four minutes and then turn breasts over
and finish cooking until the internal temperature of the breasts reach 160
degree.
While the chicken is cooking, prepare your sauce:
In a small skillet or sauté pan, combine the frozen
raspberries, Chambord, heavy cream, and juice concentrate. Bring to a light
boil and reduce until the sauce is thick and is able to coat the back of a
teaspoon. Swirl in butter and stir to combine. Add the pinch of salt and
then as much sugar to make the sauce sweet but not too sweet.
Take your chicken off the grill when it reaches the
desired state. If it is done before the sauce is finished, place the chicken
in a warming oven until the sauce is ready. Slice the chicken breast in half
on an angle and layer one on the other with the top one slightly askew of
the other.
Spoon the
raspberry sauce onto the plate and over the chicken. Garnish with
raspberries and a dollop of
Crème fraîche
or sour cream. Serve Immediately. |