Curried Chicken, Peppers, and Peas en Papillote

The last en papillote we made for French Fridays was baby bok choy, sugar snaps, and garlic which I loved so I was looking forward to trying the same technique with chicken.  The prep for curried chicken, peppers and peas (page 221) could not have been easier.  Place cut up chicken breasts, sliced red onion, diced red bell pepper and peas into a bowl add olive oil, curry powder, salt and pepper. Divide into foil packages and cook.

Cooking in these foil packages makes for such easy cooking and clean up.
Everything came out perfectly cooked.
I served this along with wild rice which was not a hit with my son.  My husband and I liked this dish and would definitely make again.

These recipes are part of an international cooking group working our way through Around My French Table by Dorie Greenspan.   The recipe was published and you can find it here.  

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12 Comments Add yours

  1. Nana says:

    Looks so delicious, and so easy. I really want to try this method more often. I remember making salmon this way about two years ago and it was fantastic.

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  2. Kathy says:

    I love cooking en Papillote…no dirty pots and pans to clean, and a delicious meal in a matter of minutes! Yours looks wonderful! Enjoy your weekend!

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  3. Diane Balch says:

    Yours looks terrific and it's great to hear that everyone in the family enjoyed it.

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  4. Anonymous says:

    I couldn't believe how easy this was. I always forget between papillotte recipes how much I enjoy them. Glad this was popular at your house too.

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  5. Emily says:

    OMGorgeous! my DH would love that wild rice side! Wild rice (the imported variety) is very expensive and I have yet to be able to source our local ones. DH eats his usual organic 10 grains rice. I love this hot with my pasta and even cold from the fridge as a sandwich filling! Yumms!

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  6. Guyla Mayo says:

    I'm glad you are your husband enjoyed this with rice even if your son didn't. We weren't crazy about it but the cooking method is an easy one!

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  7. Anonymous says:

    I'm glad it was a hit with the adults, at least. It's such an easy cooking method and I love how customizable it is.

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  8. Cakelaw says:

    Sorry your son didn't like it, but I am glad that you and your husband liked it. It was a hit for me, too.

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  9. TeaLady says:

    I made 1/2 and had enough for two meals – for me. Hubs is NOT a curry lover. Have to try again with different seasonings for him.

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  10. tricia s. says:

    Lovely plate ! Sorry it was not a hit with your son but glad to hear there was two votes for it in your household 🙂 I definitely want to make it again myself and loved the technique.

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  11. Glad this was a makeover dish for you! It's always nice to find those 🙂

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  12. This is a wonderful technique for cooking a healthy family-style dinner with moist chicken and fabulous vegetables, isn´t it?! Your packages certainly look delicious and so nice to read that you all enjoyed this recipe so much!

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