Solomillos de pollo al vino tinto, romero y clavo
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Just in addition, the time it takes to cook Solomillos de pollo al vino tinto, romero y clavo estimated approx 35 minutos.
To get started with this recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can cook Solomillos de pollo al vino tinto, romero y clavo using 9 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Una manera excelente de disfrutar una receta de dieta, sin darnos cuenta, porque resulta sabrosísimo y muy ligero, la salsa no tiene aceite.
Ingredients and spices that need to be Prepare to make Solomillos de pollo al vino tinto, romero y clavo:
- 400 g solomillos de pechuga de pollo
- 1/2 vaso vino tinto
- 1 pastilla caldo de carne
- 2 dientes ajo
- 4-5 clavos
- 1 ramita romero fresco
- Unas gotitas de aceite de oliva
- Sal
- Patatas para guarnición (opcional)
Steps to make to make Solomillos de pollo al vino tinto, romero y clavo
- En primer lugar limpiamos muy bien el pollo. Le hacemos cortes transversales sin llegar abajo, para que penetre la salsa y se haga antes. Dentro de estos cortes metemos un diente de ajo en láminas y la sal, el otro pondremos también laminado pero en la salsa. Lo colocamos en una fuente de horno, le pinchamos los clavos al solomillo y le añadimos la ramita de romero.
- A continuación diluímos la pastilla de caldo en un vaso de agua caliente y se lo añadimos al pollo, junto con el medio vaso de vino tinto. Precalentamos el horno a 180 grados y lo horneamos durante unos 25 minutos. El único aceite que lleva son unas gotitas que le ponemos por encima antes de introducir en el horno.
- Se puede servir con una guarnición de patatas hechas en el microondas con sal, agua y unas gotitas de aceite de oliva cubiertas con film transparente agujereado cuatro veces. Estarán preparadas en quince minutos y están muy ricas con la salsita. ¡Buen provecho!
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