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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook chicken paprikash on polenta using 14 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Chicken Paprikash on Polenta:

1. Prepare chicken breast
2. Get large onion (yellow or red)
3. Make ready butter
4. Make ready Hungarian sweet paprika
5. Get salt
6. Prepare pepper
7. Make ready crushed red pepper
8. Make ready flour
9. Take sour cream
10. Make ready whole milk
11. Take Pickles and parsley (optional for garnish)
12. Take Polenta
13. Prepare polenta
14. Make ready water

Guys, if you haven't tried this easy dish, you gotta do it soon! With just a handful of ingredients, Chicken Paprikash (Paprikás Csirke) is an easy comforting Hungarian stew that's loaded with tender chicken and fragrant paprika. With luscious, tender pieces of chicken in a fragrant creamy sauce, this Chicken Paprikash is the embodiment of comfort food. Serve chicken and vegetables over broiled polenta slices.

Instructions to make Chicken Paprikash on Polenta:

1. Dice the onion, and cut the chicken breasts into thin chunks, about the size of your palm
2. In a large skillet, start melting the butter over medium heat
3. On a small plate, put 3 tbsp of flour,and toss the chicken pieces in the flour, then add the coated chicken to the pan, and brown on all sides.
4. Once the chicken is browned, add the sweet paprika, salt, and pepper, and chopped onions, stir well, and cook 1-2 more minutes to soften onions
5. Slowly add milk to the pan, and use a wooden spoon to scrape and deglaze the bottom of the skillet. Cover and simmer on low for 25 minutes.
6. With 10 minutes left on the chicken,start heating water for polenta
7. When water comes to a boil, slowly start incorporating the polenta and ensure you whisk continuously. Once all polenta is added, turn off heat and continue whisking 1-2 more minutes as polenta thickens, then set aside.
8. Turn off the heat on the chicken and stir in the sour cream ensuring it is fully incorporated
9. Serve immediately over polenta. Garnish with parsley and pickles if desired.
10. Ready to serve and ENJOY!

With luscious, tender pieces of chicken in a fragrant creamy sauce, this Chicken Paprikash is the embodiment of comfort food. Serve chicken and vegetables over broiled polenta slices. Chicken Paprikash is a classic Hungarian dish, which features chicken, onions, broth, tomatoes, and of course copious amounts of paprika. We must pause to pay homage to the best mention of the word paprikash in the history of film, in When Harry Met Sally. Easy chicken paprikash - tender pieces of chicken breasts in a rich sweet paprika sauce with bell peppers and served over noodles.

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