Creamy chicken and marmalade pasta

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For a different but delicious pasta dish, try this out.

By Sharon Beaumont October 08 2009
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Ingredients (18)

125 g mushrooms — thinly sliced
red pepper — finely diced
250 g pasta — tagliatelle
1 tsp stock powder — chicken
1 tsp mustard — powder
salt and freshly ground black pepper — to taste
onion — finely diced
1/2 tsp ginger — powder
olives — green, pitted and halved
1 tbsp marmalade
chicken breast fillets — poached, diced
1 tsp mixed herbs
125 ml wine — chardonnay
1/2 tsp dried chilli flakes
garlic — crushed
1 tbsp fresh chillies — 573
parmesan cheese — grated, optional
250 ml cream
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Method:

Cook pasta in rapidly boiling, salted water, to which you’ve added 1 tsp of oil to prevent it sticking together, until al dente. Whilst pasta is cooking, heat olive oil in a pan over medium heat and lightly fry the onion until translucent. Add all other ingredients except for the cream and the parmesan, mix gently and simmer for about ten minutes, or until pasta is cooked. When pasta is cooked, pour into colander and run cold water over to prevent it sticking together, drain, and put into serving dish. Pour cream over the ingredients in the pan and simmer gently for a few minutes longer, then add ingredients from pan to the pasta, and toss all together. Sprinkle grated parmesan, if desired, according to taste. Serve with the balance of the bottle of Hill & Dale Chardonnay, well chilled. Enjoy!  



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