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This Chicken Cacciatore has the perfect balance of Italian flavors your family will come running to. The chicken is juicy and tender‚ and perfect for meal prep. This Chicken Cacciatore is juicy and tender‚ basking in the richly flavorful broth. In This Article Video: Watch Us Make This RecipeWhat is Chicken Cacciatore?Why This Recipe Stands OutKey Recipe IngredientsSubstitutions And VariationsStep-By-Step Recipe InstructionsHow To Prep AheadWhat To Serve With Chicken Cacciatore Commonly Asked QuestionsChicken Cacciatore RecipeMore To Cook And Eat View more Video: Watch Us Make This Recipe What is Chicken Cacciatore? Chicken cacciatore is a classic hunter-style Italian stew that’s packed with rich flavors‚ thanks to the rustic sauce and tender chicken.  Cacciatore literally means hunter in Italian. It’s said that this dish was invented by Italian hunters who would prepare it over an open fire using the ingredients they had on hand‚ such as garlic‚ tomatoes‚ onions‚ and peppers‚ along with chicken or other game meat animals such as rabbits. Why This Recipe Stands Out We’re all about comfort food‚ and this Chicken Cacciatore recipe is hearty‚ flavorful‚ and incredibly satisfying. You’ll love that it’s: Perfect for Fall: The hearty flavors make it an ideal dish for a comforting fall dinner. Impressive: While easy to make‚ it’s also impressive enough for weekend dinners or special occasions.  Aromatic: The combination of garlic‚ oregano‚ and basil fills your kitchen. Satisfying: Served warm with rustic bread or a simple pasta recipe‚ it’s a complete‚ satisfying meal‚ just like another Italian favorite of ours‚ Pork Ragu. Key Recipe Ingredients Fresh Chicken Thighs – The star of our dish‚ fresh chicken thighs‚ skin-on‚ bone-in‚ provide a rich‚ meaty flavor and a tender‚ juicy texture. Garlic – Fresh garlic cloves‚ finely chopped‚ infuse the dish with a warm‚ aromatic flavor that compliments the chicken and vegetables. Dry White Wine – We use dry white wine‚ such as melange blanc or fume blanc‚ to add a complex‚ fruity acidity to the dish for an authentic flavor. Dried Oregano – Dried oregano adds a hint of earthy‚ minty flavor that compliments the other ingredients. Baby Portabella Mushrooms – Sliced baby portabella mushrooms add a meaty texture and a rich‚ earthy flavor. Substitutions And Variations Here are some of our favorite variations and substitutions: Protein: While we use chicken thighs in this recipe‚ you could definitely substitute with chicken breasts if you prefer. Just remember that the cooking times may vary. Vegetables: Feel free to experiment with different vegetables. Try adding zucchini or eggplant for a heartier dish. Gluten-Free: For a gluten-free option‚ substitute the all-purpose flour with rice or tapioca flour. Wines: Instead of dry white wine‚ a dry red wine can also work well in this recipe as it does in our One-Pot Beef Stew. Spices: If you want to spice things up‚ consider adding 1 tsp red pepper flakes or smoked paprika. Tomatoes: For a different flavor‚ try using fire-roasted diced tomatoes like we do in our Lentil Black Bean Chili and Chickpea Curry with Potatoes. Step-By-Step Recipe Instructions Dry chicken thoroughly with paper towels and season on both sides. Lightly coat the chicken pieces with flour and sautél until both sides are browned. Saute bell pepper‚ carrots‚ onion‚ and garlic for about 5 minutes and season with salt and pepper. Add wine to the pot and bring to a simmer.  Once the liquid has reduced to half‚ add tomatoes‚ chicken broth‚ sugar‚ oregano‚ and mushrooms. Return chicken to the pot and simmer for 45 minutes.  Transfer the chicken to a serving dish. Boil the sauce for about 3 minutes‚ remove excess fat from the top‚ and season with salt and pepper. Pour sauce over chicken and serve. For full list of ingredients and instructions‚ see recipe card below. How To Prep Ahead Take a look at our best prep-ahead strategies for this recipe: Prep the Chicken: You can clean and dry the chicken thighs ahead of time. Sprinkle them with the salt and pepper mixture‚ then dredge them in flour. Store them in the fridge until you’re ready to cook. This can be done up to a day in advance. Chop the Veggies: Feel free to chop the bell peppers‚ carrots‚ onions‚ and garlic in advance. Store them in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 2 days. This will save you a lot of time on the day of cooking. Make the Sauce: You can also prepare the sauce in advance. Combine the wine‚ diced tomatoes with their juices‚ chicken broth‚ sugar‚ dried oregano‚ and sliced mushrooms in a pot and simmer. This sauce can be refrigerated for up to 3 days. When you’re ready to cook‚ simply heat it and simmer the chicken in the sauce. Meal Prep: This dish can be made in its entirety at the start of your week‚ divided‚ and enjoyed throughout the busy work week. Chicken Cacciatore is the perfect rustic Italian meal that’s packed with flavor. What To Serve With Chicken Cacciatore  Pasta Pasta is a classic side for Chicken Cacciatore. Spaghetti or tagliatelle egg noodles are traditional choices‚ but feel free to experiment with your favorite types of pasta. Rice and Grains Chicken cacciatore pairs wonderfully with a variety of rice and grains. We particularly enjoy serving it with a side of fluffy white rice or brown rice. Cacciatore is also traditionally served with a comforting bowl of polenta‚ so enjoy it with it for classic flavors.  Bread A good loaf of bread can be the perfect accompaniment to chicken cacciatore. We recommend a classic French bread or this reader-favorite Rosemary Garlic Bread. Potatoes Potatoes are a classic pairing with chicken cacciatore. Try these delicious Garlic Roasted Potatoes or these Creamy Baked Mashed Potatoes. Commonly Asked Questions What type of chicken is best for this recipe? For this chicken cacciatore recipe‚ we recommend using fresh chicken thighs‚ skin-on and bone-in. This will give your dish a rich flavor and the meat will be tender and juicy. Can I make this recipe gluten-free? Yes‚ you can easily make this recipe gluten-free by substituting the all-purpose flour with rice or tapioca flour. And don’t worry; it won’t adversely affect the flavor of the dish. What type of wine should I use? We recommend using a dry white wine for this recipe. Melange Blanc‚ Sauvignon Blanc‚ or Fume Blanc all work nicely‚ but any dry white wine you have on hand will do. How long does chicken cacciatore keep? Chicken cacciatore can be kept in the refrigerator for up to 3-4 days. Make sure to store it in an airtight container to maintain its freshness. Print Chicken Cacciatore This Chicken Cacciatore showcases a truly rustic Italian favorite. It boasts depth of flavor‚ tender chicken‚ and richly balanced broth. Course Main DishCuisine American ItalianMethod Stovetop Prep Time 20 minutes minutesCook Time 45 minutes minutesTotal Time 1 hour hour 5 minutes minutes Servings 8 Calories 539kcal Author Amy Dong Ingredients12 chicken thighs skin-on‚ bone-insaltblack pepper freshly ground 1 cup all-purpose flour make it gluten-free with rice or tapioca flourolive oil for sautéing2 large red bell peppers seeded and roughly chopped3 carrots peeled and roughly sliced2 onions roughly chopped10 garlic cloves finely chopped2 cups dry white wine melange blanc or fume blanc work nicely2 diced tomatoes 28-oz cans with juices2 cups chicken broth2 TB white sugar3 tsp dried oregano8 oz baby portabella mushrooms sliced½ cup fresh basil leaves coarsely chopped InstructionsThoroughly dry chicken pieces with paper towels.In a small bowl‚ combine 3 tsp table salt with 1 tsp black pepper. Sprinkle a layer of this salt/pepper mixture evenly over front and back sides of chicken thighs. Place flour in a pan‚ and dredge chicken pieces to coat lightly on both sides.In a large heavy pot‚ heat 3 TB olive oil over medium high. Once oil is sufficiently hot‚ place a few pieces of chicken in the pan‚ taking care not to crowd‚ and saute until both sides are browned; about 5 min per side. Repeat 1-2 more times for remaining chicken. Add more oil as needed in between batches.Transfer chicken to a plate and set aside. If needed‚ add more oil to pan‚ and sauté the bell pepper‚ carrots‚ onion‚ and garlic about 5 minutes. Season with 2 tsp salt and 1 tsp pepper.Add wine to the pot and bring to a simmer. Simmer 3 minutes or until the liquid looks reduced by half. Add tomatoes and juices‚ chicken broth‚ sugar‚ oregano‚ and mushrooms.Return chicken to pot and submerge in the sauce. Simmer over medium low heat about 45 minutes‚ uncovered.Transfer chicken to serving dish. Boil sauce about 3 minutes‚ spoon off excess fat from the top‚ and season with salt and pepper to taste.Pour sauce over chicken and garnish with fresh basil. Serve warm with rustic bread and/or pasta. Video Notes Always pat dry your chicken thighs with paper towels before seasoning. This helps the salt and pepper to stick better and also promotes even browning when you sauté them. When dredging your chicken in flour‚ make sure to shake off any excess. This will guarantee a light‚ even coating that will give your chicken a deliciously crispy exterior without becoming doughy or heavy. Don’t overcrowd your pan. This can lower the temperature of the oil and lead to steaming instead of browning. Cook the chicken in batches if necessary. When cooking the vegetables‚ don’t rush. Allow them to cook for about 5 minutes to bring out their natural sweetness for the best flavors.  When adding the wine‚ let it simmer until it’s reduced by half. This concentrates the flavor and cooks off the alcohol‚ leaving behind a rich‚ complex base for your sauce. Make sure to submerge the chicken in the sauce when you return it to the pot. This guarantees that the chicken is fully flavored and tender. After transferring the chicken to a serving dish‚ don’t forget to boil the sauce and skim off any excess fat. This will give you a smoother‚ more refined sauce to pour over your chicken. If you enjoyed this recipe‚ please come back and give it a rating. We hearing from you!  Join our Free Recipe Club and get our newest‚ best recipes each week! NutritionCalories: 539kcal | Carbohydrates: 27g | Protein: 36g | Fat: 27g | Saturated Fat: 8g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 6g | Monounsaturated Fat: 11g | Trans Fat: 0.2g | Cholesterol: 131mg | Sodium: 365mg | Potassium: 730mg | Fiber: 3g | Sugar: 9g | Vitamin A: 5443IU | Vitamin C: 60mg | Calcium: 68mg | Iron: 3mg More To Cook And Eat Chicken Marsala – This chicken marsala recipe brings your favorite restaurant order right to your kitchen with minimal ingredients and simple instructions. Turkey or Chicken Tetrazzini – This turkey tetrazzini is extremely flavorful and a great way to use leftover holiday turkey. Chicken would work just as well. Tuscan Tortellini – This one-skillet Tuscan Tortellini Recipe features a savory‚ flavorful‚ robust sauce for one of the best tortellini recipes ever! Chicken Piccata – This healthy and easy Chicken Piccata recipe is intensely flavorful‚ with sautéd lemons and garlic. It’s a fail-proof Italian chicken recipe that’s an absolute keeper. 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USA Boxing has changed its rules to allow men who identify as women to compete in the female category‚ a change that coach Cary Williams warns could be deadly.  Even one man competing against women is “all it takes to do damage; that’s all it takes to kill a woman‚” says Williams‚ a USA Olympic-level female boxing coach.  “I’m extremely scared for the safety of our girls and our women in boxing‚” she told “The Daily Signal Podcast.”  The new policy requires males to meet specific hormone levels and to have undergone surgery to “alter” their gender. But Williams says the new policy does not acknowledge that men have “larger hearts‚ larger lungs‚ bone density‚ strength.” “You’re talking about muscle-fiber differences. Those are all something we’re born with‚” she says.  Williams‚ the founder of women’s fight-gear brand Tussle‚ joins the show to discuss USA Boxing’s rule change and what she thinks female boxers should do to stand up against the dangerous policy.  Boxing coach Cary Williams confronts the punching bag. (Photo: Cary Williams) Read the lightly edited transcript below: Virginia Allen: It is my pleasure and joy today to be joined by USA Olympic Level 4 female boxing coach Cary Williams. Cary has a successful run in boxing herself‚ before becoming a coach. She is also the founder of the women’s fight gear brand Tussle and CEO of B&;B Method‚ which is the certification company that certifies trainers around the globe in Cary’s specific gym method. Cary‚ thank you so much for being with us today. Cary Williams: Thank you for having me. I’m super excited. Allen: How did you first get into boxing? Williams: Yeah‚ I know it’s a funny‚ funny way how we get into what we’re doing now‚ right? I actually‚ I graduated with an environmental science degree from college. So‚ you know‚ of course I’m using that. But you know‚ I’ve always had an entrepreneurial spirit and I wanted to do something that hadn’t been done before. I had a friend at the time that was a boxer and I just remember them saying‚ “You know‚ I go to the gym‚ a lot of people want to learn how to box‚ but no trainers will train them unless they want to be fighters.” So‚ I thought‚ well‚ why not open a gym where anybody and everybody can come in‚ they can learn boxing‚ maybe not get hit but learn the actual sport. And that was back in 1998. So‚ in actuality‚ I was a gym owner before I was a coach and I was a coach before I was a boxer. Allen: OK‚ so you did it backward. What do you prefer‚ coaching or boxing yourself? Williams: You know what? I love coaching. You know‚ boxing’s great because it’s one of those things where you’re strategic. A lot of people think it’s just us out there hitting each other‚ but there’s a lot of strategy involved and I do miss that about participating in the sport‚ but the opportunity to make changes in people‚ you know‚ whether they’re athletes or they’re not athletes‚ is pretty amazing‚ especially for youngsters. So‚ I’ve been able to touch a lot of people over these 25 years of being in boxing. So I would say‚ for me‚ coaching is more rewarding. Allen: So cool. Who are some of the athletes that you’ve coached? Williams: You know‚ I wouldn’t say any big names per se. I did take a young lady‚ Marina Ramirez‚ to the Olympic trials‚ which was the very first Olympic Games that women were allowed to box in. So that wasn’t too long ago. It was 2012. So we’ve been fighting for our seat at the table for a long time as women in the sport. So yeah‚ we had a great little kind of Olympic trial tour just her and I and I’ll never forget it. It was pretty amazing. Allen: That is really special. Are the rules different in female boxing versus male boxing? Williams: Yeah‚ they are. It also depends on if you’re fighting professional‚ if you’re fighting amateur‚ you’re looking at‚ you know‚ two-minute rounds versus three-minute rounds. In the pros‚ you’re looking at‚ for a championship fight‚ 10 rounds instead of 12 rounds. So there are differences in the competition. And they’ve always been there for the safety of women. Allen: Well‚ let’s talk about that‚ the safety of women within boxing. So‚ some of our listeners have probably heard the news that on Jan. 1‚ USA Boxing became the latest sport in America to implement new rules to allow men who identify as women to compete against women. Cary‚ when you heard this news‚ and you heard that USA Boxing was changing the rules‚ what were some of the first thoughts that ran through your head? Williams: I couldn’t believe it. You know‚ I’ve seen it happening in other sports and in my mind I thought they will never do that in boxing because we hit each other in the face and the head and the body. So it never even crossed my mind that would happen. So I was completely shocked and then I was really upset. You know‚ like I said‚ we’ve been fighting for a long time to get our seat at the table in the Olympics‚ and this is in amateur boxing‚ so USA Boxing is the body that basically all the amateurs go through that organization to make it to the Olympics. So yeah‚ I was very upset about it and I felt like I had to speak out about it. I feel like a lot of folks are really nervous to speak out and whether that’s a platform like this or it’s on their social media. You know‚ even though I believe that the majority of women feel the same way I feel‚ and I think lots of guys feel the same way‚ and it’s just nobody’s coming out to say anything. I don’t say nobody‚ but there are very few. Allen: Well‚ I really applaud you for your willingness to speak out and to be a voice on this issue‚ to be a voice for other female boxers. And explain‚ if you would‚ just a little bit of this rule‚ the context. There are specific benchmarks that these males have to hit in order to compete with women‚ correct? Williams: Right. So there are certain testosterone levels they must meet‚ which is kind of crazy because we have anti-doping and so‚ you know‚ a hormone is a hormone‚ a replacement‚ it is what it is. But there’s also‚ they’re 18 and older‚ but the thing is that they are not required to have gone through their transition before puberty‚ and that is a big problem. I mean‚ already‚ boys and girls are different. Men and women were born differently. You’re talking about larger hearts‚ larger lungs‚ bone density‚ strength. You’re talking about muscle fiber differences. Those are all something we’re born with. Like genetically‚ … we’re not just talking about going through puberty. But once you go through puberty‚ I mean‚ that’s just‚ it’s a whole other ballgame. So with the rules‚ that’s not required. It’s‚ you know‚ “I identify as this‚ I’m at a certain level of hormones‚ and I have to be at that level for so many years and maintain that and get tested.” That’s pretty much what the rule is. Allen: Have you ever personally boxed against a man? Williams: I have an experience. When I was 30 and I was competing‚ I was sparring‚ we had a lot of teenage boys in our club and I was sparring with one of them and he was 16. And he was going very light on me‚ which‚ you know‚ it’s always a kind of a‚ we don’t talk about it‚ but we all know if you’re going against a woman in the ring‚ you go light on them and it’s unspoken rule. So he was going light on me. He just threw in a body shot and it just hit me perfectly. He didn’t mean to hit me hard‚ flicked it in there‚ and gave me a hairline fracture on my rib. I’m 30 years old‚ he’s 17‚ and he’s cracking my rib. And so‚ yeah‚ I have had that experience. … I understand firsthand what the difference is in that power. And again‚ that was a teenager. Allen: When you’re talking with the female boxers that you work with‚ what are they saying? Williams: Gosh. … The thing is‚ it’s not just in boxing. It’s in wrestling and MMA‚ you know‚ other combat sports‚ jujitsu. I’m getting stories told to me from young girls that are talking about [how] they got their nose broke and just in training with boys or men. But yeah‚ the women in the boxing community‚ I don’t know one of them personally that has said‚ “Yeah‚ this is a great idea.” They are extremely upset about it. I do understand that‚ you know‚ we’re in Olympic Games in 2024. So a lot of our women have worked really hard for a lot of years to get where they’re at. Now‚ for them to step up and speak out against USA Boxing‚ it puts their Olympic dreams in jeopardy. I think a lot of them are very nervous to really kind of step up and speak out and ruffle any feathers because of where they’re at. And the thing is‚ in 2024‚ I don’t believe there will be any transgenders boxing at the Olympics‚ at least in the USA‚ because this rule is kind of new. Some people say‚ “Oh‚ there’s not that many trans‚ you know. What are you worried about?” There could be one‚ that’s all it takes to do damage‚ that’s all it takes to kill a woman‚ and that’s all it takes for it to grow steadily. And then there are more‚ and there are more‚ and there are more. So what‚ just because there’s one it’s OK? I don’t understand that logic at all. So yeah‚ I’m extremely scared for the safety of our girls and our women in boxing. Allen: Cary‚ I mean‚ there’s obviously a physical side to it that’s very obvious‚ concerns over safety. But then I also think about prepping to go into a match as a woman‚ knowing I am going to be fighting against a male‚ and just that psychological toll that would potentially take. Because as athletes‚ you prepare just as much psychologically as you do physically‚ right? Williams: So true. I can tell you‚ you can lose the fight before you step into the ring. It is so much more mental than most people realize. And if you know you’re stepping in there with a person who is a man‚ yeah‚ you’re not gonna have that much confidence. You might even be a little bit more nervous. You might be scared for your life. Yeah‚ I can’t imagine me personally still boxing and having to deal with that. I actually wouldn’t‚ quite frankly. I would step away. I wouldn’t really care where I was at in my boxing career. I would have to take a stand and get my girls together and my team together and say‚ “Look‚ we’ve got to walk from this because power is in numbers.” And if these women all step away from this‚ then whose going to be competing at the Olympics? You know? Allen: Wow. That’s pretty bold. So you would tell Team USA Boxing‚ “Hey‚ walk away if you have a man coming in to compete against you guys”? Williams: Oh yeah‚ absolutely. Absolutely. Allen: OK. So what is your message to USA Boxing? What do you want to say to them?  Williams: You know‚ what I want to say to them‚ I feel like they are doing women a disservice and they are jeopardizing their safety. And speaking of safety‚ USA Boxing‚ you were aware of a paper written by the Association of Ringside Physicians. They made it very clear that this is unsafe. Ringside Physicians. They’re the ones that are there at ringside to make sure every fighter is safe. So if you’re not listening to a recommendation that they have‚ what are you doing? Allen: That’s huge‚ Cary‚ that you have the physicians who are on the sidelines who are raising concerns over this. What‚ if you would talk us through that‚ what are some of their key concerns related to safety and what are some of the injuries that they have voiced concern over seeing more of if you have men and women in rings together? Williams: They are not being specific‚ but they are definitely stating that a man who is competing in the women’s category is dangerous because men and women are built differently. Once they go through puberty‚ it is just such a stark difference that it is completely unsafe and they recommend not to allow transgender people to compete in the women’s category. And they also‚ you know‚ on the other side‚ they also talk about transgender people competing in the men’s. You know‚ it’s a safety issue as well on that end. But you’re not getting a lot of that. Allen: Cary‚ are you concerned about getting canceled? As you mentioned‚ there’s some folks who are speaking out‚ but I think many are frightened to do so‚ and understandably so. From what we have seen‚ when people speak out on this issue‚ it often isn’t pretty. Why are you still choosing to speak out‚ even given the risk that you know you face? Williams: You know‚ I don’t think about it. That’s the thing is‚ you know‚ I don’t live my life on having followers or getting likes or getting views. I’m not concerned about that. And the thing is that if somebody has a different view than me and they can’t just simply go‚ “OK‚ she thinks that way‚ I think this way. Let’s move forward and let’s live our lives‚” then is that the person that I really want to be associated with? I don’t mind people having other views‚ but to cancel somebody because you have another view‚ that just is idiocracy to me. So it’s fine if I lose followers or what have you.   Allen: Well‚ Cary‚ go ahead‚ tell us‚ how can we keep up with your work if we want to follow what you’re doing? Williams: For sure. So‚ Tussle is a‚ it’s an all-female fight gear company because we are built differently than men. So this isn’t a “shrink it and pink it” gear. It is‚ actually‚ we have custom molding for women’s hands‚ whether they’re wearing gloves or they’re holding punch mitts and they’re a coach or whatever. So‚ yeah‚ tusslegear.com. And we have also‚ we do clinics‚ our brand partners‚ they do clinics around the nation. And whatever their specialty is—it could be jujitsu‚ it could be boxing‚ it could be whatever—they’re doing clinics in their cities offered to girls and women for free‚ you know‚ just to spend an hour getting a skill set or to be introduced to something. So we’ll be doing that in 2024. So that’s kind of what we’re doing with the Tussle brand. Allen: Well‚ encourage all of our listeners‚ make sure that you’re checking out Cary Williams’ work‚ following her across social media platforms. And we’re going to be continuing to follow the situation with USA Boxing here at The Daily Signal and the “Problematic Women” podcast as well. So‚ Cary‚ thank you for your time today. We really appreciate it. Williams: Yes‚ thank you so much. Have an opinion about this article? To sound off‚ please email letters@DailySignal.com‚ and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular “We Hear You” feature. Remember to include the URL or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state.  The post USA Boxing’s New Transgender Rule Could ‘Kill a Woman‚’ Coach Warns appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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