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This is an elaborate recipe for aromatic chicken and orzo casserole (Giouvetsi). Start in a pot and finish it in the oven for an orgasmic taste. Giouvetsi (or Youvetsi) is for the Greeks what the Sunday roast is for the British.
To begin with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook mom's chicken giouvetsi using 9 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Remove the chicken pieces and the onions on a plate. Transfer it to a platter, cover with foil, and keep warm. Pour the stock into the casserole with the cooking liquid. Stir in the orzo or macaroni and transfer to the oven.
If you ask a Greek to name a Sunday dinner, then the most probable answer you're going to get is "Youvetsi". Youvetsi is a flavorful traditional Greek beef stew with orzo pasta and gets its name from the homonymous baking dish usually made of clay. The thing that makes this recipe to stand out is that the orzo pasta absorbs all the flavor of the beef because it is baked in the pan with. Youvetsi (sometimes spelled Giouvetsi) may be the most comforting Greek meal you will ever eat. There is nothing presumptuous or complicated here, nothing overly sophisticated.
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