Summer is here my friends. I just love it, don’t you? I am trying to be outside as much as possible and I along with my son planted also our tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers. I am showing you some pictures. They are small plants but they will grow and I hope in two months we will be able to enjoy their fruits.

My son told me that, if I was going to write about our plants in this blog, I should mention that he has done all the hard work and should give him credit for this. So, I must admit that, indeed, he has planted all vegetables by himself. I only guided him how to do it and afterwards I watered them. There, I just gave him all the credit he wanted lol.

I was trying to figure out what I was going to feed my family with and I stumbled to yet another one recipe of Vangelis Driskas -a very famous Greek chef- for a Chicken cooked in goulash style infused with yogurt.

Goulash is a winter dish but the addition of yogurt in this one makes it appropriate even for warmer days. Chicken is a very versatile meat and goes perfectly with almost anything. As I expected, it was delicious and I immediately added it to my ‘favorite dishes’ file!

Chicken in a Yogurt-Paprika Sauce

Ingredients

1.400 gr. /3 lb. chicken breasts cut in cubes

1 onion chopped

2 garlic cloves minced

4 tbsp olive oil

1 red and 1 orange pepper cut in slices

½ cup white wine

1 tbsp Hungarian paprika

1 cup water

1 cup Greek yogurt

Fresh parsley for garnishing

Salt and pepper

Instructions

In a frying pan in medium heat sauté the chicken pieces with the onion slices, the garlic and the olive oil until they will get a light brown color.

Throw the peppers and continue to sauté until they will become soft.

Pour the wine, salt and pepper and the paprika and reduce heat to low.

Add 1 cup of water and let it boil for about an hour.

Throw the yogurt let it boil for another 5 minutes and remove from stove.

Garnish with fresh parsley.

You can accompany it with rice or even pasta!

I am sending this to Full Plate Thursday hosted by Miz Helen!
I received two beautiful awards from two beautiful bloggers. One is Kiki from Tante Kiki a Greek food blog full of delicious Greek meals and the other one is from Ambreen from Pakistan and her blog  Simply Sweet and Savory in which she cooks many tasty dishes from her country and the rest of the world. Thank you so much for the awards, I am going to hang them in my gallery! I am passing them to all of you, who visit this blog!