EASY Marry Me Chicken Pasta Recipe!
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1/2 yellow onion
1-2 Tbsp garlic (minced)
1/3 cup sun dried tomatoes (or as many as you like, we like a lot)
1 Tbsp Italian seasoning
1 Jar Raos Alfredo sauce
1/2 cup of milk or chicken broth to thin out the sauce
1/2 cup Parmesan
1 box pasta of choice (i like penne or spaghetti)
2 grilled chicken breasts ( we use an air frying grill you can also use an air fryer to bake your breasts )
Crushed red pepper flakes to taste
- on medium heat sauté half of yellow onion and add in garlic once onions become slightly translucent. Cook garlic until fragrant.
- add in sun dried tomatoes and Italian seasoning ( you can also add crushed red pepper flakes in this step)
- let everything incorporate / cook down for 2 min.
- add in alfredo sauce
** special trick: use milk or chicken broth to get the rest of the sauce out of the jar by placing the lid back on and shaking it
- move heat to medium low, allow sauce to cook down for about 5 min then stir in your Parmesan cheese.
- add in your pasta and top with chicken.
** chicken seasoned with salt, pepper, Italian seasoning and garlic powder.
Enjoy!
The Marry Me Chicken dish has gained popularity due to its delicious combination of flavors and ease of preparation. Incorporating ingredients like sun-dried tomatoes and Alfredo sauce not only adds richness but also elevates the dish to a gourmet level. The recipe is adaptable; feel free to customize with your favorite pasta type and add seasonal vegetables for more nutrition. It's perfect for serving at dinner parties or creating a romantic meal for two. To preserve the freshness of the ingredients, opt for high-quality sun-dried tomatoes and fresh garlic. The air frying method for the chicken ensures a crisp exterior while keeping the meat juicy and tender. For a complete meal, consider pairing this pasta with a side salad or garlic bread. Don't forget the crushed red pepper flakes for a delightful kick! Enjoy your cooking experience with this simple yet impressive recipe that might just lead to “marrying” your taste buds.
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