Country Chicken and Waffles

SERVES: 4

COOK TIME: 20 Min

This southern-style classic combo is a hearty and fun weeknight meal. Our Country Chicken and Waffles recipe cooks up quickly with that down-home taste that will stick to your ribs.

What You'll Need

1 tablespoon olive oil
1/2 cup chopped onion
2 garlic cloves, minced
1/2 pound mushrooms, sliced
1/3 cup white wine or chicken broth
1 1/4 cup heavy cream
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon black pepper
4 frozen waffles
3 cups shredded cooked rotisserie chicken

What to Do

In a large skillet over medium-high heat, heat oil. Add onion, garlic, and mushrooms and saute until browned, about 5 minutes.
Stir in wine and cook until wine has evaporated. Add heavy cream, salt, and pepper and bring to a simmer.
Toast waffles and place on a serving plate. Top with warmed chicken, then spoon mushroom gravy over top. Serve immediately.

Notes

Just add a side of our Butter Glazed Carrots and your meal is complete!

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Cowboy Chef Jeff

Nov 01, 2020

I made this for breakfast this morning and it was very good. When I came to the end of the recipe I saw that it said top the warm chicken with the mushroom gravy. I said "it's supposed to be gravy?" and immediately added extra wine and the entire pint of cream. That was a mistake because even after simmering for 7 minutes (which the recipe didn't even call for) it was way thinner than I think it was supposed to be. It still tasted good however and the waffles soaked up a lot of the extra gravy. Next time i will just stick to the recipe as printed. I used Perdue Short-Cuts Chicken in the 9 oz. bags (2) and cut it into small pieces. It said warm chicken and I didn't know how to warm the chicken, so I just threw it in the gravy to heat.

codcut

May 23, 2014

We go to Charleston 3 times a year and now preparing to move there. Chicken and waffles with honey butter and pure maple syrup is the true and wonderful version of chicken and waffles. I tried your version thinking maybe it could be a suitable substitute but, sorry it wasn't so good for me anyway. We all have a different pallat, I'm sure many will love it tho.

Red Headed Strange r

Mar 08, 2013

Have never heard of chicken and waffles this way, having lived in the deep south 20+ years. The soul food recipe includes heavily breaded fried chicken and waffles w syrup on the side. Sweet and Savory.

Abby7

Jul 09, 2013

i live in the Mid-Atlantic states. We didn't have chicken and waffles this way either. We had "poached" whole chicken (done on top of the stove in some water) with gravy, mashed potatoes, and the homemade waffles made from Bisquick. The chicken would fall off the bones when mom got done with it. I used to put butter and sprinkle sugar on my waffles and eat them after the chicken. Sort of like a desert. Other times I'd put the chicken gravy on the waffles. How I miss those days.

AnneFuller63

Jul 22, 2013

From the deep south too. Reminds me of my grandmother's creamed chicken gravy over biscuits, which my mother converted into a casserole.

pac97062 7822052

Mar 05, 2013

Had this for dinner ..was really good..

nanrn427 7799551

Feb 26, 2013

I have never had chicken and waffles.....but am going to have to give them a try....good for my house because we all come and go at different tiimes and the chicken and sauce can be combined and all anyone has to do is come home and toast a waffle while heating up chicken...

annwilliams 990096 3

Feb 26, 2013

looking good for a day like today