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[3] Ingredients:<br />

• 4 medium-size chicken breasts<br />

• 4 tablespoons [4]Aceto Balsamico di Modena (purple label) by The Artisanal Kitchen<br />

• 2 red onions, sliced thin<br />

• 2 tablespoons of [5]Three Olives Olive Oil by The Artisanal Kitchen<br />

• Pinch French Fleur de Sel.<br />

• Garnish: parsley<br />

Instructions:<br />

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1. Put the olive oil and salt in a medium-size frying pan and heat on low. When oil is heated, add sliced<br />

red onion to the pan and cook over a low flame for about 45 minutes, stirring occasionally, until onions<br />

are caramelized. Next, add The Artisanal Kitchen Balsamico di Modena to the onions and continue to<br />

cook on a very low flame, stirring frequently, until the onions have turned a dark brown color. Scrape<br />

the balsamic residue off the bottom of the pan, mix with the onions and cook for a few more minutes<br />

to allow the remaining balsamic to be absorbed into the onion mixture.<br />

2. Cook chicken breast on the barbeque and, once done, lightly salt and drizzle with olive oil and balsamic<br />

vinegar over the top. Place a few tablespoons of onion mixture on each chicken breast, garnish with a<br />

parsley leaf and serve.<br />

Disclosure: I received complimentary samples of these products for review purposes.<br />

1. http://theartisanalkitchen.com/<br />

2. http://theartisanalkitchen.com/<br />

3. http://talkbirth.files.wordpress.com/<strong>2011</strong>/09/tak_recipe_32.jpg<br />

4. http://test.theartisanalkitchen.com/index.php/shop/aceto-balsamico-di-modena-purple-label/<br />

5. http://test.theartisanalkitchen.com/index.php/shop/three-olives-olive-oil/<br />

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