Chicken fricassee is one of those recipes that never leaves the memory. Fragrant, delicious, comforting, and so much more that is accompanied with Cajun flavors, this low carb chicken recipe is so easy to make and just as good, if not better, than what you would find in one of Julia Child’s cookbook.
Easy, tender, and juicy chicken breasts cooked in with veggies, and a creamy garlic sauce. Rub the chicken with the creole seasoning, salt and pepper on both sides. Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a large skillet over medium heat.
When cooking chicken fricassee, the chicken is pan-fried first, then boiled in whichever flavors encompass the surroundings. Who invented chicken fricassee? It is believed that chicken fricassee dates back to Europe. Some people believe that etymology originates in France. What does chicken fricassee mean?
Heavy Cream – Heavy cream amps up the richness of this savory chicken fricassee. This high-fat cream is sometimes referred to as heavy whipping cream and can be found in the dairy section of most (if not all) grocery stores. I highly recommend using heavy cream, as apposed to a low-fat milk in this recipe.