Name: Pollo Borracho (Drunken Chicken)
Ingredients: 2 tb Oil, vegetable; 2 tb Butter, unsalted; 5 lb Chicken; serving pieces; 1/4 lb Ham; cooked, coarse chopped; 1 c Raisins, seedless; 1/8 ts Cloves, ground; 1/8 ts Cinnamon; 1/8 ts Cumin; 1/8 ts Coriander seed, ground; 2 Garlic cloves; chopped; 2 c Wine, white, dry; Salt; Pepper, ground; 1/2 c Almonds; toasted, slivered; 1/2 c Olives, stuffed; halved; 1 tb Capers; drained

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats, Vegetables, Grains		Chicken, Fowl, Alcohol, Mexico, Archived	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	tb	Oil, vegetable
2	tb	Butter, unsalted
5	lb	Chicken; serving pieces
1/4	lb	Ham; cooked, coarse chopped
1	c	Raisins, seedless
1/8	ts	Cloves, ground
1/8	ts	Cinnamon
1/8	ts	Cumin
1/8	ts	Coriander seed, ground
2		Garlic cloves; chopped
2	c	Wine, white, dry
		Salt
		Pepper, ground
1/2	c	Almonds; toasted, slivered
1/2	c	Olives, stuffed; halved
1	tb	Capers; drained

INSTRUCTIONS

In heavy casserole, heat oil and butter, saute chicken until golden. Add
ham, raisins, spices, garlic, wine and salt and pepper to taste.
Cover, simmer gently, over low heat, until the chicken is tender when
pierced by a fork - about 1 hour. Add almonds, olives and capers; heat
through, uncovered for about 5 minutes.
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