Mushrooms, tomatoes, and red wine make a savory, chunky sauce for braised chicken in this classic dish. Serve it with a side of roasted garlic mashed potatoes for a hearty dinner.
Grate 2 limes onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Set the oven on its lowest setting for a couple of hours. OR, I put it in the oven after I’ve been cooking. I turn of the oven, because it stays warm long after its been turned off. You can leave it to “dehydrate” overnight. When it has finished dehydrating (we’ll have a finished version). Place 4 tsp in a food processor with 2 tsp of red chili flakes. Pulse once or twice, so that flakes have broken into a fine powder. Add 1 cup of salt. Pulse once or twice to combine (careful that you don’t break up the salt). Pour into a container that has a sealed lid. Leave overnight in a dry spot without the lid on to make sure the mixture is super-dry. I leave mine on top of my stove. Place tight fitting lid on top and store somewhere dry. You salt will last up to one year.
*I find the easiest way to segment an orange is to remove the top and bottom of the orange using a serrated knife, Stand it on a cutting board, and use a downward motion to follow the contour of the fruit to remove both skin and pith (the white part). Segment each orange fillet, separating the flesh with a small paring knife.
