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Now that the comments are back I have a totally ‘unfood’ comment to make – HAPPY BIRTHDAY KATHRYN for last Saturday – I’m glad to hear that you had such a wonderful day!!
Sounds like happy birthday was in order for last saturday so happy belated birthday!. I was actually trying to submit a comment that evening but it wasnt working which is a shame cause i was so excited to give you a whole rundown on the adaptation i made to your “greek chicken” for dinner.
Suffice to say I made it and was very pleased and so was my hubby.
A couple of changes I made were;
red capsicum instead of green;
4 yellow squash instead of zucchini;
200gm baby roma tomatoes;
1 potato instead of sweet potato;
1 leek;
2 celery stalks;
1 carrot;
no parsley or oregano.
I also put the whole lot into a baking dish and baked for about 20 mins to take away that “soupy” look. Thanks Kathryn for a new dish to cook in my gorgeous red Le Creuset. Arent they just wonderful!
Renee – you sly dog. Thanks for the birthday wish. You did threaten it!
Mariana, excellent tweaks for your Greek chicken. I oscillate between using potatoes and sweet potatoes, depending on what’s in the cupboard and mood. I particularly like the little Nicola potatoes in this dish though. Baby tomatoes – excellent, excellent choice. The soupy-ness is one of my favourite parts – I think the juices taste divine!
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