Chicken with Fennel and Grapes




This week, Eating with Ellie, presented a real problem for this kosher cook. The recipe called for Pork Tenderloin so I substituted chicken. I wanted to see how this dish came together. Fennel, grapes and chicken (or pork in everyone else's case) didn't sound right but I have learned that some of those dishes that sound odd to me are the very best. This recipe was chosen by Gaye


The Eating with Ellie group made Pork Tenderloin with Fennel and Grapes, which is found on page 119 of Weeknight Wonders, You can see the recipe here.


I used chicken breast, olive oil, fennel bulb, vegetable broth, red grapes, lemon juice and a tiny bit of black pepper. This was a cinch to make and timewise was a dream.


We are having it for dinner so I don't know how much we will like it or not but based on the other Ellie cooks, I am pretty sure, this will be a success. Check out our EwE page and see what others cooked and what is coming up in the future. We would love to have you join us. We all like Ellie's healthy and tasty recipes and think, you would also.

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Comments

  1. KayteFebruary 19, 2015 at 3:15 PM

    It looks great and I am sure chicken would be wonderful with this...or fish or pork...it has a versatility to it. We really enjoyed this one! Your photo looks really good, good job correcting that green tint! :-)

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  2. CakelawFebruary 21, 2015 at 6:52 PM

    I hope you liked it Chaya. Tim and I really enjoyed the pork version, and you are a champ for making it with a substitute meat.

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  3. UnknownFebruary 24, 2015 at 8:21 PM

    This looks really good. I love the combination of ingredients in this dish. Thanks for sharing this great recipe at the This Is How We Roll Link Party! See you on Thursday!

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  4. TeaLadyMarch 19, 2015 at 12:13 PM

    I like the idea of the chicken. I think I could eat that more with grapes than I could the pork. Looks delish.

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