This is the sixth recipe from Cooking Space.
This week we’re traveling southeast from Spain to a country not far away, with equally as rich, pervasive, diverse and influential a food culture: Italy.
I’m excited to share my take on the classic chicken arrabbiata. Similar to marinara sauce, but with a bit more of a kick, if you love traditional red-sauce Italian food and a touch of spiciness, this recipe is for you. The ingredients are familiar, so it’s easy to make, but they combine beautifully to create a perfect pairing of spicy and savory, then we’ll bake the chicken slow and low, giving all the flavors plenty of time to marry.
While the chicken is baking, we’ll make an easy, yet delicious, polenta with two classic Italian cheeses - the aromatic, rich and creamy taleggio, and the bold, tangy and nutty parmesan.
Finally, we’ll bring it all together by sauteeing three kinds of wild mushrooms - cremini, shiitake, and oyster.
Prepare the chicken
Prepare the polenta
Prepare the mushrooms
For the chicken
For the polenta
For the mushrooms
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