Custom Catering's
Herbal Chicken Pasta
(Commercial Recipe)
Yield - about 18 gallons (600 taste servings)
Ingredients
1 GALLON EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL
10 LBS ONIONS (Diced)
5 LBS CELERY (Chopped)
5 LBS BELL PEPPER (Diced)
30 LBS BONELESS SKINLESS CHICKEN MEAT
10 BAY LEAFS
1/4 CUP WHITE PEPPER
1/4 CUP GROUND CAYENNE PEPPER
1/4 CUP GROUND BLACK PEPPER
2 TBSP WHOLE THYME LEAFS
1/2 CUP SWEET BASIL
1/2 CUP OREGANO LEAVES
2 CUPS GRANULATED GARLIC
1 LBS CHICKEN BASE
Pasta
30 LBS RAINBOW ROTINI PASTA
1 CUP OLIVE OIL
Method
On medium heat and in a 20 gallon cast iron pot, saute onions,
celery, and bell pepper in olive oil and cook until onions just
start to turn clear (about 10 minutes). Add chicken meat and cook
until chicken just begins to shred apart (About 30 minutes).
Lower heat and add all other ingredients except for pecans,
cheese, parsley and pasta. Simmer for 10 minutes. At this point
the herbal chicken can be placed in bus pans, let cool for 30
minutes, cover with film and chill.
In a 80 quart stock pot boil 10 LBS of the rotini until the pasta
is "al dente" (do not over cook), drain pasta in a bath
of ice water. Coat pasta with olive oil. Boil the other 20 lb. of
rotini as described above.
Plate Presentation
2-1/2 LBS Chopped Pecans
4 BUNCHES Freshly Chopped Parsley
3 CUPS Grated Romano Cheese
When Ready to Serve:
Heat chicken and seasonings completely, bring to boil break up
any large pieces of chicken, add pasta coating all pasta. Gently
fold in romano cheese and parsley.
Chef's Notes: This
is our recipe that we use as our standard donation dish, this has
been prepared for The Zoo-To-Do, Twilight Adventure, NO-Aids walk
and many other non-profit groups in the Louisiana and
Mississippi. By last count we have served between 25,000 to 30,
000 servings.
Contact us for further details....custom@acadiacom.net
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Revised: April 25, 1997.