Showing posts with label stew. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stew. Show all posts

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Em's chicken stew


I love making chicken stew! And every time I make it, it is a little different. It's always a tomato and stock base alternating latin, moroccan and mediterranean flavors. Tonight I made it with mushrooms, carrots, green squash and olives. Got all the veggies from the farmer's market. Molly liked it but of course rejected the squash. However, she ate the sauteed broccolini that I made for a side. Go figure. Veggies are a challenge for the mo-ster.
Here's the recipe, its for a large pot. I love leftovers.
6-8 chicken thighs or 1 chicken cut up in 8-10 pieces
onion, garlic
1 can san marzano tomatoes hand crushed, use the puree they sit in too
chicken stock (use more for a thinner stew, less for thicker)
any herbs and seasonings you like (use coriander, cumin and paprika for morrocan style)
any veggies you like
brown chicken, add onion garlic, add seasonings and herbs, add tomato, add long cook veggies, simmer for half hour, add quick cook veggies, simmer until chicken almost falls off bone
Serve with rice, cous cous or noodles....

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

emily - chicken adobo

I made boring chicken adobo again. But John LOVES it! In case you guys want to do it, its easy...and you can use any kind of meat really....maybe not dog....dooog
meat
garlic
onion
black peppercorns
bay leaf
1 part coconut vinegar (datu puti brand, I feel very fillipino when i buy this)
2 parts soy sauce
stock or water if it gets too rich or salty
tomato if it is too sour
brown meat, add stuff, simmer till stuff falls off the bone

I'm not going to post national geographic pictures like lisa of this adobo since it was not very good looking this time. I made it with thighs but skinless boneless...beauty-less. it tasted damn fine tho.

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Lisa - Chicken Watercress Ginger Tomato Dish




Heat the wok and start!

-ginger, garlic and the dau se ( fermented black bean ) you can also use Lee Kum Kee Bean and garlic sauce ( Recommended)

- add the chicken ( I used wings and drums for this dish )
-soy sauce , rice wine , seasame oil , sugar , white pepper
-added cilantro along with diced stems and quartered tomatos with juice
-watercress the last touch to keep the crunch

served it with avocado slices over rice.
geoff had seconds!

i think it was mama ng fried red snapper that inspired me with this dish. YUM !