What did I just eat?!?!

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My husband and I, while visiting Alexandria Louisiana, went to an Italian restaurant called Carino's. I forgot what this dish I had was called, but recreated it tonight in my kitchen, and would like to know what I cooked...lol! It was a pasta base chicken dish. It has artichoke hearts, sun dried tomato, and fresh garlic sauteed in olive oil and the broth left from cooking the chicken, with a little fresh parsley thrown in at the end. The chicken and the vegetable sautee is served over a bed of thin pasta and spinach and topped with chicken. I want to say it was called Chicken Primavera or something along those lines, but then that doesn't sound right. Anybody know? Thanks in advance!
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My son, who works at an Italian restaurant, should be here any minute. I'll have him read your post and see if he knows the name of it.
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My son, who works at an Italian restaurant, should be here any minute. I'll have him read your post and see if he knows the name of it.
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THANKS!! I can't for the life of me remember what it was!!! Senior moment
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Oh, but Columbia S.C. has the BEST little Greek restaurant in THE WORLD...except maybe in Greece
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Also home of the worst Mexican food though...canned tomato puree as salsa
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at a restaurant there...I COULD NOT believe they had the word 'authentic' on their menu!! I like the Chicken LooHoo name, might adopt that one...lol!!!
 
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It wasn't spicy at all. It had a very distinct olive and light tomato flavor. Not heavy flavor at all, but the perfect blend of italian seasonings. All I remember was the ingredients and have had to experiment a few times to get it right. It was a low fat menu item, and not saucy or over the top. Perfect for DH who usually hates Italian food, but I drag him anyway
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