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Begin by pulling out a large pot.
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This dish is a one pot meal, so you need a big pot.
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Bring to a medium heat on your stovetop.
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As the pot is heating up, season your chicken thighs on both sides with salt and pepper.
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Add the flour to a large ziploc back, and toss in the chicken.
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Seal and give the bag a good shake, making sure you lightly coat all of the pieces of chicken with the flour.
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Next, add the olive oil to the heated pot, letting it come to a shimmer.
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Take the chicken out of the bag, shaking to remove any excess flour, and add it, skin down into the pot.
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Add all of the chicken pieces, being careful not to overcrowd.
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Cook for about 4-6 minutes per side, then remove them to a plate.
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We will finish cooking the chicken in the sauce.
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While the chicken is cooking, prepare the rest of your vegetables, or have them prepared in advance.
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Once you remove the chicken from the pot, toss your chopped onion, garlic, and red bell peppers into the pot, and cook until the onion is a bit tender, or begins to sweat.
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Add in your wine and increase the heat to a medium-high heat.
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You want to cook the wine until it reduces, making the beginning of a great gravy.
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Next, toss in your tomatoes, some salt and pepper, oregano, stock, and your capers.
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Bring to a boil.
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Then, submerge, as best you can, the chicken into your cacciatore sauce.
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Reduce the heat to low, cover the pot, and cook for about 25 minutes.
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When you are ready to plate, take a serving bowl, something with slight depth, and add the cooked pasta.
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Then top with the chicken cacciatore, serving family style, alongside a basket of crusty Italian bread.
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Your end result is a fall off the bone, tender chicken that is smothered with probably the best gravy in this world.
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The great hint of wine, and brininess from the capers is just something that keeps you eating.
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It is a dish that halts a conversation at the table, only coming up to say things like wow, oh my, holy moly.
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Yes, it is that good.
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Oh yeah, and the bread.
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Use the bread as your dunking tool, making sure to sop up all of the delicious cacciatore sauce.
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If you are looking for an easy throw together meal, and one you could probably put in a slow cooker while you go to work, this would be the one you are looking for.
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I hope you enjoy.