Easy Chicken and Sausage Cassoulet
Hubby and I have been doing quite a bit of fall cleaning recently. We’re trying to de-clutter our tiny Boston condo. After a productive Saturday afternoon of moving furniture around and cleaning, the last thing either of us wants to do is slave away in the kitchen to make dinner. Enter this Easy Chicken and Sausage Cassoulet recipe. With only about 20 minutes of prep work, it cooks for two hours in the oven. And while you’re off taking care of chores, dinner emits the most enticing smells from the oven.
To learn more about this Easy Chicken and Sausage Cassoulet, head over to Cooking New England for the full post and recipe.
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I am Jen the Beantown Baker. Engineer by day and baking maven by night. Hubby serves as my #1 fan and official taste tester. We got hitched back in 2006. Barefoot. In the sand. With the waves crashing behind us. It was one of the best decisions we’ve ever made. 
My husband has been asking me to make something with cornish hens and I just wasn’t sure what, thanks for solving the problem for me 🙂
These look amazing! My Mom has made cornish hens for dinner parties and they are always raved about! I love your recipe with the extra broth poured over the top, and I totally agree, 20 cloves of garlic you can never go wrong!
Mmmm garlic 🙂 Your little cornish hens are adorable. My mom used to slather a little molasses on her hens before baking them. It made a really delicious glaze.
I agree – so elegant and tasty. I’ve only made hens once or twice and always mean to pick them up again. This recipe sounds delicious!