I adore the traditional way of preparing chicken stew. But, I do not have patience with the long hours of simmering. So, this is a short-cut in making a pot of chicken stew. It can be done is just 20 minutes! If you are looking for a healthy and balanced diet, this is a good dish to serve with rice.
Chicken Stew
Serves 3
Ingredients:
1 potato, peeled and cubed
half carrot, peeled and cubed
1 broccoli stem, cubed
5 dried shiitake mushroom, soaked, drained, stalk removed and quartered
2 baby corn, sliced horizontally
1 onion, peeled and diced
3 cloves of garlic, peeled and chopped
1.5 tbsp of corn starch, mixed in 4 tbsp of water
1 liter of water
2 tbsp of cooking oil
Seasoning:
2 tbsp of oyster sauce1tbsp of light soy sauce
1 tbsp of sesame oil
Steps:
1. Marinate chicken cubes with sesame oil and light sauce and leave aside.
2. Boil broccoli stem, baby corn, carrot and potato until soft. Dish out and leave aside. Retain 300ml of the water for use later.
3. Heat up oil in a wok. Saute garlic and onion until slightly brown.
4. Stir in chicken and fry until half cooked.
5. Add veggies and stir fry for 2 minutes.
6. Add oyster sauce.
7. Pour in 300ml water from step 2. Bring for a boil and leave it simmering for 2 minutes.
8. Add in corn starch mixture to thicken. Dish out and serve hot with rice.
Yummy...love simple and easy to prepare dishes...haha especially now hooked on dramas :p
ReplyDeleteYours look better than my chicken stew. Will try your one day soon hahaha in 20 mins, I can jump for joy. Thanks for sharing this quick to fix chicken stew :) Daddy will surely love this !
usually i will only add carrots, onions and potato and the stew would be nice already :D can add a little bit of the star (八角) and it will taste nice too !
ReplyDeleteOh..really easy :) Bookmarked!
ReplyDeleteThat looks great!Your blog is super attractive; I have so much to learn.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and elegant stew, yummy..
ReplyDeleteElin, this is the short-cut way of a lazy bug like me, hehe...
ReplyDeleteXin, yea. My last recipe is using chicken, potato, carrot and onion, but this round I add mushroom, broccoli stem and baby corn to beautify the colors. :)
Anncoo, hehe, feel free to give it a try!
Sage, thanks for dropping by again. Hope to see you more often.
Hi Priya, thanks. :D
another healthy dish from U...good with a bowl of rice
ReplyDeleteanything short cut is good for me, I have to try it out too ^_^
ReplyDeleteit looks simple and easy, ah?
ReplyDeleteOhh.... I definately love this with rice.
ReplyDeleteHey, one question, ever thought of making Tee Nya Kuih to share on your blog? It's one of my must-haves whenever I go to Penang.
So long the taste still remains, I don't mind shortcut. :)
ReplyDeleteI love that you serve these in ramekins! Single serving comfort food...delicious.
ReplyDeleteThat's when the pressure cooker comes into play! I use that a lot of stews nowadays. Saves a lot of time.
ReplyDeleteSimpleGirl, hehe absolutely!
ReplyDeletenoobcook, I know you love the short cuts. :)
New Kid, this is really simple.
wendyywy, I haven't try to make any kuih. Furthermore, I don't know how to make Tee Nya Kuih too. So, I would say not at this moment.
cariso, the short cut really save lots of time. :) I like it in this way.
ReplyDeleteJoanne, that's for the photography session, hehe...
pigpigscorner, I use slow cooker in making stew too. :)
I am drooling with awesomeness as looking at that chicken stew of yours, so beautifully capture and done!!:)
ReplyDeletelooks like it has been cooked, simmered and stewed for hours but surprisingly, it is quick from how you do it. :)
ReplyDeletesure can eat 2 bowls of rice with this dish, so many ingredients!!!
ReplyDeleteFast and simple...that's how I like it. This soup is always a hit!!
ReplyDeleteOh! Love the way you presented the chicken stew...so cute and it sure look so tasty...very comforting :-)
ReplyDeleteBBO, it just like when I look at your cakes that make me drool? Hehehe...
ReplyDeletetigerfish, that's how amazing the short-cut is, hehe...
mimid3vils, I control myself no to do so. :)
mysimplefood, the gravy goes well with rice. :P
Juliana, thanks and welcome to my blog!
sounds like a really tasty chicken stew
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