Cacciatore, derived from the Italian word “cacciatore,” which means “hunter,” originally referred to a hearty dish made by Italian hunters using game birds and locally foraged ingredients. Over time, ...

I’m going to tell you a little behind-the-scenes Food52 secret. Know what our number one recipe search term is? It’s chicken. It beats out all the other greatest hits — cake, kale, quinoa, salmon — ...

This dish is slow-simmered, full of flavour, and loaded with tender chicken in a rich tomato and herb sauce. Image credit: FATTI'S & MONI'S This isn’t your average pasta night. Cacciatore in pasta ...

Chicken Cacciatore is a beloved braise with Italian roots. There are many variations in Italy, most often based on the ingredients available in specific regions. In southern Italy, cacciatore often ...

Drummond wrote about her chicken cacciatore recipe in a 2010 blog post on The Pioneer Woman website. “Absolutely divine, family-friendly Italian dish,” she shared as a summary of the delicious meal.

This slow cooker chicken cacciatore makes getting dinner on the table easy, whether you need a meal for busy weeknights or weekends. Made with simple ingredients and hardly any prep, the crockpot does ...

This past weekend, I decided I can't avoid it any more — fall is here and I need to adjust my life accordingly. I started with collecting the beach towels and bathing suits still hanging over the deck ...

I love turning to slow cookers when I’m looking for satisfying comfort food without the effort. Chicken cacciatore is the perfect candidate for a slow-cooker meal because it only improves with time.

Recipe Courtesy of Dr. Josh Axe“Italy is one of my favorite places on earth, and when my wife I can’t make it to Europe for a relaxing vacation, one of our favorite things to do is cook Italian food ...