Easy and flavorful Slow Cooker Chicken Marsala in a savory sauce filled with mushrooms and garlic!
Loving this super easy Slow Cooker Chicken Marsala? You’ll also want to try Sheet Pan Balsamic Chicken with Potatoes and Carrots, One Pan Garlic Herb Chicken and Asparagus, and Healthy Slow Cooker Chicken Cacciatore.
Thank the heavens above it’s Sunday. If we’re being 110 percent honest, this weekend has not been my favorite. Sometimes stupid things happen and when all is said and done, it just bites.
Let me tell you a very quick, watered down story about my Saturday morning.
Our new fridge (a story in and of itself) has a shelf in it that was just the right height to push on the lever for our 2-gallon water jug. We didn’t realize this of course. So we grabbed a glass of water before going to bed on Friday night, like we always do, enjoyed a few re-runs of Last Man Standing, and slipped into a blissful, ignorant slumber. Meanwhile, back at the fridge, water leaked all over our wood kitchen floor all. night. long. and the next morning we discovered a very soggy, very warped floor. It could be worse. It’s not the end of the world.
But It still hurts to realize your just-barely-finished kitchen (seriously. the day before you guys, the day before…) remodel is now expanding.
Gahhhhh. So close, and yet so far.
On a much, much happier note —> slow cooker chicken marsala! This stuff. It’s SO good! Incredibly easy with just a few minutes of prep and that creamy sauce is heavenly. It’s easy peasy and crazy delicious meals like this that get me through stressful weeks. I could use a few more like this after our kitchen disaster.
Good thing my husband was as big of a fan of this chicken marsala as I am because it’s going right back on the menu this week!
What people are saying about this Slow Cooker Chicken Marsala
“I would just like to tell you how much we enjoy this recipe! I have made it multiple times, and usually it gets cooked until the meat falls apart, but it is absolutely delicious! We serve it over mashed potatoes. Also, leftovers freeze like a dream! By far, this is the best slow cooker meal I have ever had or made!” – Kelli
“This is SO GOOD! I just got a new slow cooker and was a wee bit nervous because my old one was so hot that it turned everything into jerky. But this turned out perfection! I did substitute skinless boneless thighs instead of breasts and had to cook on high due to time constraints and we loved it. Chicken was tender and the sauce was delicious. Definitely don’t go light on the salt … it needs it to give the sauce a fuller flavor. Creme de la Crumb is my go to for good recipes and you didn’t disappoint. Delicious!” – Katie
“I made the Chicken Marsala for 10 guests and everyone loved it! They kept complimenting how great it was! I meant to buy chicken breasts but grabbed chicken thighs and I’m glad I did! So good!” – Gwynne
“This was delicious and incredibly easy. I only had frozen bone-in chicken breasts. I made the recipe without the mushrooms and heated it on warm for 2 hours, added the mushrooms and cooked on low for 6. Fabulous.” – Heidi
Slow Cooker Chicken Marsala
Ingredients
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts
- salt and pepper to taste (I used about 1/2 teaspoon of each)
- 2 teaspoons minced garlic
- 1 cup sliced mushrooms
- 1 cup sweet marsala cooking wine (may sub chicken broth in a pinch)
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/4 cup corn starch
- fresh parsley, roughly chopped
Instructions
- Lightly greasy your slow cooker with nonstick spray. Season chicken with salt and pepper and place in the bottom of your slow cooker.
- Top chicken with garlic, mushrooms, and marsala wine. Cover and cook for 5-6 hours on low.
- Use a slotted spoon to transfer chicken to a plate. Whisk together water and cornstarch til dissolved, then pour into slow cooker and stir.
- Add chicken back to slow cooker, switch heat to high, cover and cook another 20-30 minutes until sauce is thickened. Taste and add salt and pepper as needed. Sprinkle with parsley and serve.
Recipe slightly adapted from Tablespoon.
Shawnna
Yummy!! This looks good!! And I’m sorry about your kitchen.I’ll be praying for ya’ll!
Ruth
I made this for dinner today. I substituted the water & cornstarch with 2 tbsp. softened butter & 1/4 c flour creamed together and whisked into the sauce. This mixture gives you the shiny rich sauce I get when I make pork marsala. I may try pork in the crockpot, too.
Mindy
So sorry about your kitchen! This is AMAZING!!!!! Omg so much flavor! And so easy and simple. A keeper for sure.
Roderick
Seems to me you have technical problems with your website. Very slow to load. Also, why does it print “Follow on Pinterest, Follow of Ffacebook, etc.” on the bottom part of the recipe sometimes blanking out the bottom two lines. Wouldn’t be a bad idea of giving the viewer the option of not printing the photos in the menu instructions.
In spite of all these difficulties, will try this dish very soon. Sounds good and easy.
Lauren
Do you put the chicken breast in the crockpot whole? Or do u cut them in Hal f
Eliza
Such a bummer about the kitchen, but thank you for sharing this recipe. Adding it to the menu for this week! Looks delicious and so simple.
Tiffany
Bummer is the perfect word! But it’s turning out that we might be able to keep the floors and we are soooo happy about that so all is well! 🙂 Definitely try the chicken marsala – hope you love it Eliza!
Ren
Making it this week! Sorry about your kitchen:(
Tiffany
It was a pretty sad thing with the kitchen floor BUT they’re drying flatter than we expected them to and they might be salvageable! Hope you enjoy the chicken marsala Ren!
Kelli {A Deeper Joy}
So sorry to hear about your floors! 🙁 I do have to say though…Chicken Marsala is my FAVORITE and it turns out that I have those ingredients already. Making this tomorrow!
Tiffany
Yeahhhhh, it was a sad occurrence with the floors – BUT good news, they are drying flatter than we had expected! We might be able to salvage the floor after all! Hope you love this chicken marsala as much as we do Kelli! 🙂
Avni
Hey! I’ve made this earlier and I absolutely love it! I was just wondering.. My Marsala chicken’s gravy looks slightly darker than the ones in your picture. Is there a reason for that? Also, is there something I could add to it to make it sort of like a pasta sauce? Like heavy cream? Thanks for the help!!
Tiffany
Hi Avni, You could definitely add heavy cream – that would make it more creamy and rich, YUM! If your gravy is darker than mine it could be from the brand of cooking wine you use or some of the other ingredients, as long as it tastes good though it’s okay! 🙂
Brittanie
How much cream should I use and how soon after can I put the cornstarch& water?
Cat Shepard
Try using chicken broth in addition to marsala wine.
candice
Tried this recipe today and it was delish! I’m always looking for new slow cooker recipes and this one was a keeper.
Tiffany
Yay – glad you enjoyed it Candice!!! 🙂
Sheri
I couldn’t find “sweet” Marsala cooking wine. Is there a huge difference in that and the regular Marsala cooking wine?
Tiffany
I think you could use regular and it would work just fine!
Jean
Ok, trying this today My daughter found the recipe and wanted to try it. We are regular homemade chicken marsala eaters and I have never made in in the slow cooker–we do love our slow cookers. I do try marsala in restaurants once in a while and have only found one so far that meets my standards. I hope this works out well and will let you know. Many times I will make it up in the morning so that my husband could reheat it before I arrived home from wherever I may be. One thing, you can’t really substitute chicken broth for marsala wine–that is a whole different taste.
Linda
The meal was great but I have a question about gravy.Is it suppose to be thick?
Tiffany
Hi Linda, It’s more of a sauce than a gravy. Thinner than gravy you would put on mashed potatoes.
Maren
I just discovered your blog and this delicious looking recipe – I can’t wait to cook it! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Tiffany
Yay welcome to Creme de la Crumb Maren!!! Hope you love this easy chicken marsala! 🙂
Elizabeth
Just found it and am loving your blog/website!! Trying this recipe tomorrow. What do you usually serve it with? Veggies? Pasta? Rice?
Tiffany
Hi Elizabeth, so glad you found my blog!! This recipe is soooo yummy, we usually eat it with white rice or egg noodles – YUM!
Stephanie Coffin
Oh no! Hopefully it is a quick repair! I know living while remodeling a kitchen is NO fun! But this recipe looks awesome Im trying it tonight!
Tiffany
Hey Stephanie! Oh we are so grateful that the whole project is finalllllly DONE! It was a bit of a nightmare living without a functioning kitchen but now that it’s all over and done I am SO glad we did it!! Hope you love this chicken marsala!!
Sabrina
Super excited to make this tonight! Before I head to the store I was wondering what size breasts you recommended. Wasn’t sure if I should buy the huge thick ones or more on the thinner side. Thanks!
Tiffany
Hi Sabrina! Sorry I’m late getting back to your question but with chicken breasts I always opt for thinner ones, OR I buy really fat ones and slice them in half lengthwise to get two thinner breasts.
Suzanne
Looks yummy! Did you use the casserole type crock pot or just a regular one?
Patricia D'Onofrio
Hi just wondering if you were to ad heavy cream as someone had suggested earlier, when would you do this. I am thinking when you whisk the cornstarch and water you would add heavy cream as well. If you have any thoughts that would be great. thanks.
Tiffany
Hi Patricia! I would add the heavy cream just before adding the corn starch slurry.
Laurie
We just licked our plates from this dinner. Yum! A keeper recipe for sure.
I followed the recipe with the exception of a bit more mushrooms, and I added a glug of half and half after adding the water and cornstarch mixture. (A glug was maybe 1/4 cup.) Next time I think I will try to substitute part of the Marsala with chicken stock (maybe 1/3?) so the Marsala flavor isn’t quite as strong.
Thanks!
Nicole
Hi! Making this tonight! Quick question, my family LOVES chicken thighs. do you think using boneless skinless chicken thighs would work too? Also should I adjust cooking times if I browned them first?
Tiffany
Hi Nicole! I haven’t tried it but I think thighs would work just fine! Also, shouldn’t need to adjust the cooking time if you brown them first as long as you’re just browning enough to get a little crispiness on the skin.
Rick H
Easy and tasty – wouldn’t change a thing!
Sera
The recipe looks yummy. Do you have any idea how many lbs of chicken breast this will require? The size of chicken breasts vary greatly where I shop so it’s hard for me to know how many I actually need. Weight will be so much easier!
Sharmila Gidwani
This sounds really good! I will be making it for the first time for a potluck. Since I will have to serve it to a larger group, I plan on slicing the chicken breasts into more servable portions. Should I reduce the cooking time so the chicken doesn’t dry out? I plan on doubling the recipe basically. If you have any other suggestions since I’m doubling the recipe, please do let me know. Thank you and happy holidays!
Kristin
I was so excited to try this but it was WAY to strong in the wine department. I couldn’t eat it. My husband liked it though. I love the Cheesecake Factory Chicken Marsala and looking at copycat recipes of theirs it looks like they do even broth to Marsala. That would probably explain why your recipe seemed so strong.
Advice to anyone that doesn’t love wine or is looking for a Cheesecake Factory type dish DEFINITELY tone down the Marsala.
Josie
This is only the 2nd time ive ever used a crockpot and my chicken breast came out shredded… I’m so bummed! How do I keep it from happening next time?
Tiffany
Hi Josie, I don’t think I’ve ever had this problem, the chicken breasts would stay in one piece unless you pull them apart!
Mtzi
Shorten the cook time to keep the breasts whole. Your crockpot probably just gets hotter than hers. 🙂
Jenna
Do you think this could be cooked on high?
Tiffany
Hi Jenna, you could cook it on high, but be sure not to cook it too long as it will dry out the chicken.
Jenna
Can this be cooked on high to shorten cooking time? TIA
Theresa
This looks delicious! I will def. be trying this. Did you use regular chicken breast or the hand trimmed/half breasts?
Tiffany
Hi Theresa, I use regular chicken breasts for this recipe 🙂
MAK
This looks delish! Can you make ahead and freeze this?
Tiffany
Hi! I I haven’t myself but I don’t see why it wouldn’t work!
Marcia Palm
Cant wait to try this for my daughter!! Do you have the nutrition numbers on this, especially carbs?
Tiffany
Hi Marcia – I don’t have the nutrition stats on hand but when I need them I use http://www.myfitnesspal.com it’s free and so easy to use!
Melina
I have this in my crockpot right now!! Can’t wait to try it!!
Lezlie
Is there a difference in white cooking wine & marsala cooking wine?
I have white cooking wine, will this work?
Sarah
Hi. Looks great! My husband and I have been watching calorie intake. Any idea what that might be for this? It seems like it should be pretty slim.
Michele Wells
Tiffany, I want to make this tomorrow for dinner. Just a few questions. I’m gone for the whole day so it’ll cook for 10 hours and am worried that it won’t turn out. Also I have 4 kids so I want to double the recipe. Any advice on that? I think I may have to wait till a weekend to make it so it don’t cook too long:(
Tiffany
Hi Michele! You can easily double this recipe just fine. However, I think 10 hours might be too long because it will probably dry out the chicken dang it… There’s a chance it might not if you start with frozen chicken and cook on low??
Eve
So i will be able to sub the wine for chicken broth? If so, will it taste the same?
Tiffany
Hi Eve, chicken broth would be a pretty good substitute if you don’t have any marsala cooking wine 🙂
Stacy
Hello. Thank you for this recipe. We just finished eating and my husband loved it. I liked it but I wanted it to taste like my favorite restaurant ( which I’m sure pan fries it and uses butter so I may be unrealistic.). What brand of Marsala do you use? Also I used baby baby bellos, would another type of mushrooms be better? I sincerely appreciate any advice you can give me. Next week I’m going to try the one pot lime chicken, that looks awesome too.
Denise
Hi! I have the same question as Stacy. I’m curious what brand of Marsala wine you use? Some mentioned the flavor was quite strong – I’m guessing that might be from using different kinds of Marsala wine. I’m guessing they’re not all created equal!?
I just found your website and I love that you have so many slow cooker recipes! I’m all about the slow cooker too! 😉 Thanks for sharing your talents with us!
Jennifer Martin
In retrospect, upending the bottle of Marsala cooking wine was not my smartest moment. Next time I promise to measure 1c and keep it at that. Because I used too much, I never managed to convince the sauce to thicken at the end of the recipe, and the chicken tasted, well, alcoholic. Completely my own fault! I look forward to trying it again soon though 🙂
(In my defense, I’m used to slow cooker recipes telling me to use enough liquid to -cover- the meat)
Karen
Would it hurt if the slow cooker went long than the 5-6 hours? I typically leave at 6:00 am and return at 4:00pm which would be 10 hours. I would hate to ruin it.
Thanks
Tiffany
Hi Karen! The only thing you want to be careful of is overcooking the chicken which would dry it out. Does your slow cooker have a timer? If so you could maybe delay it an hour or two. Another good idea is to try it for the 10 hours with frozen chicken breasts!
Anne Marie
I was so excited to find this recipe. Stumbled on it on Pinterest. Just made it tonight and unfortunately it was a disaster. So overcooked that I am not sure what to do with it. I cooked 5 chicken breasts, put a few extra mushrooms in , an extra 1/4 cup of marsala and put it on for 5 hours on low. I have an All Clad high end slow cooker that is only a year old. That’s it. Almost like rawhide it is so tough. Bummer for dinner when I thought we’d have a yummy meal. I’ll try again at some point, but highly recommend checking this much sooner than 5 hours.
Tiffany
Hi Anne Marie! So sorry to hear that, this is a very popular recipe on my site and gets great reviews all the time! I’m so sad that it didn’t turn out for you – it sounds like you did everything according to the recipe so I’m not sure what went wrong!?
dee
wonder how this would work with porkchops vs chicken? I’ve made this and it’s delish with chicken…
Tiffany
I bet pork chops would be great! I personally would opt for boneless. Probably about the same cooking time would work!
Heidi
This was delicious and incredibly easy. I only had frozen bone-in chicken breasts. I made the recipe without the mushrooms and heated it on warm for 2 hours, added the mushrooms and cooked on low for 6. Fabulous.
Janet Scott
Live in the country, no Marsala available. What is the closest wine to it that I could use?
Elizabeth Clinton
Just made this dish And I used all the right things but boy was the sauce thick I had to thin it down a lot it was like paste maybe a 1/4 cup cornstarch is too much ,any one else hav this problem.
Rachel
I had a similar problem. My sauce became gelatinous just about ten or fifteen minutes after I added the cornstarch. Not sure what happened! Anybody have any tips?
Carrie Steinmeyer
If I am making this recipe for 2 people only do you think I can use only two chicken breasts and it still turn out ok? I guess I would need to cut back the cooking time to maybe 4 hours? What are your thoughts?
Tiffany
Yes you could use just two chicken breasts and cut back the cooking time, just keep all the other ingredients the same! 🙂
Cindy
What type of mushrooms do you use? Fresh sliced? The look darker than canned sliced mushrooms.
Thank you 🙂
Tiffany
They are fresh whole white cremini mushrooms that I sliced. 🙂
Joanne
How do I adapt the slow cooker recipe for chicken marsala for an oven please? I currently don’t own a slow cooker. (yet)
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Also, I plan on using the broth but would consider using white wine — your thoughts?
Tiffany
Hi Joanne, You could prepare it in a casserole dish, then cover with foil and bake for probably 45 minutes at 375 degrees. Keep an eye on cooking time as I’m not positive how long it will take but when your chicken is white through the middle it’s good to go!
Jo Ellen Dietz
I made this last night and not sure what went wrong but it was absolutely terrible and tasteless. I did everything according to the recipe. My husband agreed so I will not be cooking it again!
Tiffany
Sounds like you probably didn’t add enough salt and pepper – that’s what really brings the sauce to life!
Kristen
The same thing happened to me. While I’m not happy that it turned out badly for you, I’m glad to see that I’m not the only one who had this problem. I don’t think it’s the salt/pepper in my case, cause I added tons. I was actually worried it would come out too salty.
Robyn
I was disappointed with how this turned out. I thought the Marsala was tasty when I tried a bit before cooking but I found the taste of the sauce to be unpleasant. Maybe it was too strong for me. I will try to thin it out with broth but I wouldn’t make this again
Sarah E
Hi! Can I use frozen chicken?
Tiffany
You can but it will require some additional cooking time. 🙂
Savannah
Would adding cream of mushroom soup affect the recipe In a negative way?
Caryn Blimline
What exactly is Marsala wine? Can you email me the exact name of wine you use. Thank you.
Rick Hohwart
This is a great recipe, perfect as is. Thank you!
Alyson
Imade this and the sauce never thickened at all. I Added the corn starch/ water mixture and cooked on high another 30 minutes and it was still really runny. Any suggestions?
Larry
I love Chicken Marsala! I was introduced to this wonderful dish in a small family owned restaurant in Miami. In talking to the owner about his recipe, he said the key to his was dry Marsala wine. Most every place I’ve had this dish used the sweet Marsala wine. My question is, have you ever tried making this with the dry instead of the sweet wine?
Donna
What if I am using 2 chicken breast and only had a 1/4 or so of marmalade wine. Can I make the rest up with chicken broth? I kinda already threw the ingredients in.
Brittanie
How much heavy cream would i use if I wanted to make it more creamy?
Nanci
How can I make this in my Instant Pot?
Looks delish
Tiffany
Hi Nanci! Not sure what an “instant pot” is??
Jill Quigg
We enjoyed this. Didn’t have marsala wine so I used chicken broth. Easy and good!
Jeff
Hey! Can’t wait. We are 1 hour away from this being ready. We added chopped bacon and chopped sun dried tomatoes. :-p
Nicole Hill
I am very excited to try this! Looks delicious! Crockpot recipes are my absolute FAVE!!
Gina
I’m trying this tomorrow. Should I cook for 5 or 6 hours? thanks!
Susie
I’m not sure if I did something wrong but I found this to be really meh. Some of the chicken got really tough, and the sauce was fine, but not great. Not sure if it was my crockpot or if this really just isn’t that great a recipe. That said, it was really fast to put together, especially since I bought pre-sliced mushrooms. Otherwise this was only okay.
CASSANDRA
I just made this last night, and got the same results. Not a very interesting flavor or texture, and the chicken came out dry. Bummer.
Raquel
Hi, would i be able to mix this all up and then freeze it? Do you think it would keep well?
Lisa
How many calories is in one serving do you think? I see it serves 4 but I can’t find the nutritional information! Thank you!
Lisa
How’s many calories do you think is in one serving? I see it serves 4, but I can’t find the nutritional information. Thanks!
Nicole
Did you make this in the crockpot casserole slow cooker? Because I see something in the picture that looks like it. I just have purchased one and was looking for recipes for it
Tiffany
Hi Nicole, yes I did! I love using my casserole slow cooker!! Works great for this recipe and most of my other slow cooker ones!
Kelli
I would just like to tell you how much we enjoy this recipe! I have made it multiple times, and usually it gets cooked until the meat falls apart, but it is absolutely delicious! We serve it over mashed potatoes. Also, leftovers freeze like a dream! By far, this is the best slow cooker meal I have ever had or made!
Autumn
Trying this for sure tonight, just in time for my super busy day where we don’t get home from after school activities until 7pm! Thanks 🙂
Julia
I could only find a dry Marsala wine, will this work? Should I add a pinch of sugar?
Dave
I made this for “Slow Cooker Sunday” and it was really good! I served it with some egg noodles. I thought the chicken came out a little dry (the problem with breasts in the slow cooker), I’d love to convert this to my pressure cooker for a mid-week meal!
Myesha
Question:
If I put the cornstarch slurry in right away, will the sauce be too thick? I really need to set it and forget it while I’m away at work and come home to a prepared meal. Thanks!
Katie
This is SO GOOD! I just got a new slow cooker and was a wee bit nervous because my old one was so hot that it turned everything into jerky. But this turned out perfection! I did substitute skinless boneless thighs instead of breasts and had to cook on high due to time constraints and we loved it. Chicken was tender and the sauce was delicious. Definitely don’t go light on the salt … it needs it to give the sauce a fuller flavor. Le Creme de la Crumb is my go to for good recipes and you didn’t disappoint. Delicious!
Anna
How long did you cook it on high?
Katie
Tiffany, Do you use jarred minced garlic, or do you mince fresh garlic?
Tiffany
If I have fresh garlic on hand I will use that. But I always have pre minced garlic and use it quite often. 🙂
Rosemary
Hello! This lovoks fantastic – going to try today, and have a question about the Marsala wine. Is this a true wine you’d fine in the wine section of the grocery store, or the ~fortified Marsala usually with oils and vinegars? I got the latter for another recipe and was surprised by the salt content (and ended up being pretty sure the recipe had not meant that kind of Marsala!). Thank you!
Anna
Could you cook this on high in in the slow cooker? And if so, how long?
Danielle
Perfect Valentine dinner -delicious! Low cal & no carb too. Tweaked it by using 1/4 cup chicken broth + 3/4 cup Marsala. Mixed cornstarch with 0 fat half & half to make it creamier.
Ashley
I love slow cooker recipes!!! I work at night and anything I can leave for my husband in the crockpot saves us both so much time and stress. I had my husband finish the recipe (steps 3&4). He said the taste was amazing but it turned into a paste after adding the water cornstarch mixture. Any suggestions to keep the sauce thinner?
Alina
So what should I make with it? Like pasta or rice or just by itself? Sorry I am new to cooking 🙁
Lisa W
I served mine over pasta but it would be great with garlic mashed potatoes as well. I also threw together a quick Caesar salad.
Lisa W
I made this last night (with a few adjustments for my particular preferences) and it turned out great. For the people saying the alcohol taste was overwhelming, I was worried about that too. I browned my chicken breasts before I put them in the crockpot (because it makes them prettier) and then I deglazed my pan with the Marsala and let that simmer for about a minute to let the alcohol evaporate. I also used half wine and half chicken broth. I cooked out the alcohol, added the chicken broth and simmered that down for about a minute. Then I added two tablespoons of butter to it and poured it over the chicken and mushrooms. It turned out wonderfully.
Boyan Minchev
OMG!!! This Chicken Marsala is looking amazing, this recipe rocks. Thank you for sharing this delicious dish with us.
Samantha Katz
This was so easy and so delicious!! Thank you for sharing
Gwynne Wickman
I made the Chicken Marsala for 10 guests and everyone loved it! They kept complimenting how great it was! I meant to buy chicken breasts but grabbed chicken thighs and I’m glad I did! So good!
Tiffany
Good mistake! 😉 Glad that you loved it, Gwynne!
Jerry Whiyeley
Tiffany, this recipe is absolutely awesomely yummy!!!!!
Thank you so very much for putting this recipe out there for people like me!!!!
Have a great day, and please continue with receipts such as this!!!
You are a gem!!!
Tiffany
Jerry- so glad that you loved this dish! Thanks for your positive feedback! 🙂
Jerry Whiteley
Hi Tiffany!!!
Made the chicken masala per your recipe, OMG!!!, this is the best ever!!, and super easy, I absolutely love easy, well, I’m a man!!!
Just wanted to say thank you, thank you!!!
Jerry
Tiffany
Your comment cracked me up! 😉 So excited that you love this chicken so much! Thanks for sharing you’re awesome feedback, Jerry!
Meghan
this was far too starchy. I would recommend using cream to thicken instead of the 1/4 cup starch and water mix.
Tiffany
Thanks for your feedback, Meghan 🙂
KATHLEEN L TRAVIS
rethink the wood in the kitchen my dishwasher leaked on my wood floor the night before my sons wedding!Food for thought
Lori contreras
This was a hit Tonight for dinner and will go into the menu rotation for a while! I used sliced mini BabY porTobello muShrooms(they hold up better in the slow coOker) extra garlic and herbs and added fresh tyme while cooKing. So good and so easy!
Tiffany
Lori- thanks for your feedback! Happy to hear that you enjoyed this enough for it make the rotation!
David B Nau
I have it in the Crock Pot now. Will post the outcome in 6hours
Tiffany
I hope it turned out wonderful! 🙂
Kim
What size crockpot should be used? I have a 5-quart. Also, can leg quarters be used instead of breasts?
Tiffany
Hi Kim- I typically use an 8 qt but I think you should be fine using a 5 qt for this. I haven’t tried this with leg quarters, so I can’t speak for sure but I think it could work.
Trisha
Imade this to tonight on my my stovetop. Delicious! Thanks for sharing.
Tiffany
Great job, Trisha!! Excited to hear that it turned out well on your stovetop, too!
Amanda
This was so simple. We served it with some mashed potatoes. Super quick and easy weeknight meal.
Tiffany
Fantastic idea, Amanda! Thanks for your feedback- super excited to hear that you enjoyed this recipe!
Ana Hamilton
Would love to make this recipe but would like to know if I can substitute the fresh mushrooms for a can of cream of mushrooms. Thanks!
Tiffany
Hi Ana- I would highly suggest fresh mushrooms over a can of cream of mushroom soup!
Tonja
Excellent! But Definitely double saice
Tiffany
Thanks for your input, Tonja!
susan
recipe was delicious. i used real marsala wine but was interested to find out what brand marsala cooking wine you used.
Tiffany
Honestly- I’ve just used Kroger brand Marsala cooking wine 🙂
Akash Khandaker
so delicious and have awesome taste and i tried in home .thanks for giving us a great recipe.
Tiffany
Thanks for your feedback, Akash! I am excited to hear that you had such a great outcome with this recipe!
Sal
OMG I just made this and it is absolutely amazing!
Tiffany
Super excited to hear that you such a great outcome with this recipe, Sal!! Thanks for sharing your feedback!
jennifer
Ours came out very Bland to me. We can’t eat dairy so I couldn’t add cream which i am sure would have been delightful. Might lemon zest or juice help add flavor or what might you suggest.
Tiffany
I haven’t had complaints about it being too bland yet. Sorry to hear that, Jennifer!
Paula
To double the recipe, should i double the wine too to 2 cups ?
Cassandra
The chicken came out really dry and the flavor and textures were very monotone. I followed the recipe exactly as it was posted, but found that it wasn’t quite to my taste.
Traci Starkweather
Hi! This has long been one of my husband’s absolutely favorite meal!
We do not drink any alcohol due to a medical condition. If I make this with the wine, do you know if the alcohol will remain in the food? Or is the alcohol burned out of the meal? I dont know if it could be because the lid is always on the crock-pot. I dont think it can escape, if that’s what it does.
If you aren’t sure, no shame in that, really. Please just tell me you dont know the answer. Heck, I dont know the answer either!
Thank you so much in helping me make this! It’s been 23 years I’ve heard about chicken marsala. He’ll love me another 23 years if I can make it!
Tiffany
Hi Traci- I believe that it does, but just to be sure I did a little research on it and this is what I came up with.. “The boiling point of alcohol is 173 degrees Fahrenheit, which is lower than that of water, 212 F. What this means is that the alcohol in your slow-cooked meal will burn off even though there is still some liquid in the slow cooker, which is the remaining water.”
Traci Starkweather
Thank you so much for figuring this out for me! I am grateful, my husband will be so thankful when he enjoys this fantastic meal!
sandy hines
I’ve done dumber things! Sorry about your fridge!