Caribbean Chicken and Squash Stew

"Another one pot meal I serve over rice. Once again I double the vegies and liquid making more for the rice. Nice combination of flavors. Enjoy!"
 
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Ready In:
1hr 15mins
Ingredients:
16
Serves:
4-6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Cut chicken up into pieces legs, wings, thighs etc --.
  • Peel and chop sweet potatoes. Chop onions, zuchinni and ham.
  • In plastic bag add flour, garlic, salt and pepper.
  • Add chicken pieces to bag one or two at a time. Shake to coat.
  • Heat skillet to medium high heat and brown chicken turning as necessary.
  • When chicken is brown add to large soup pot.
  • In skillet with chicken drippings add onions thyme, bay leaf, crushed hot red pepper flakes and any left over flour mix.
  • Saute until spices and onions are blended and you can smell spices with the onions.
  • Add spiced onions to soup pot with chicken.
  • Pour can of chicken broth into skillet and scrape away any left over flour etc --.
  • Pour soup and tomatoes into soup pot.
  • Add sweet potatoes, ham and stir until chicken and vegies are mixed.
  • Simmer until chicken is done.
  • Last 10 minutes of cooking add zuchinni.
  • Serve when all vegies and chicken are done.

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  1. Excellent! Half the recipe was 3 chicken breasts, which I boned and added back right before serving. 3 cups of cooked rice was the perfect amount with our half recipe. Used a yellow squash and about half the Can. bacon called for (so expensive!), so we upped the peppers a tad. Really different and delicious!
     
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