Chicken With Figs and Lemon (Crock Pot)

"From Cooking Light Slow Cooker. This is a wonderful, flavorful chicken that is great over couscous, bulgur or brown rice."
 
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Ready In:
6hrs 5mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Brown chicken over medium high heat, 5-6 minutes, turning once.
  • Combine broth through garlic in 5 quart slow cooker. Stir until well blended.
  • Add onion, figs and chicken making sure broth covers chicken.
  • Cover and cook on low for 6-8 hours.
  • Great over couscous, bulgur or rice.

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Reviews

  1. This was so easy to put together and we thought it tasted super. I loved the lemon figgy flavored sauce. One cup of broth did not cover the chicken in my slow cooker. I added an extra cup and even that didn't quite make it, but I didn't want to add more as I was afraid it would dilute the flavors. Didn't seem to matter. Chicken was very tender and full of flavor. Thanks for sharing a great recipe.
     
  2. Very tasty, liked the mix of chicken and fruit. I did not include Alfredo sauce mix (Jennifer’s review) plus I only used 5 chicken thighs - the ones I had were quite large, could only get 5 in my 12� skillet and 1 cup of broth did not begin to cover them in the crock pot. I ended up using a total of 5 ¼ cups. After 6 hours on low I removed thighs, shredded and returned to the crock pot along with 1 ½ jasmine rice and 1 sliced lemon, covered and cooked for 1 more hour. Prep time was underestimated, but will make again
     
  3. DBF and I both love this dish. I am making it for the second time today. I am using mission figs because that is what I have. The sauce is so delicious over couscous. I am thinking of making up ig dump bags of this to freeze so that if I have a busy day I can just put one in the crock pot before I go to work.
     
  4. Really nice recipe with terrific results. This is a great starter recipe for anyone that has not tried meat with fruit yet. The two really do go well together. I did make one major change. I had to leave out the alfredo sauce as when i opened the jar it did not smell right so I opted not to use it, but had started everything else in the recipe. It still came out wonderfully. I used all organic ingredients. I let it cook for 9 hours and I served it over wholewheat couscous. My 4 yr old daugther said "This is to die for!" and I had to agree. Very nice flavors that really completmented each other. Was not overly sweet at all and the lemon gave it a nice, slight tartness to pair nicely with the figs and garlic. Unlike the other reviewer, I thought the "crunchiness" of the fig seeds, which was almost undetectable, was a nice touch to go with the couscous. I would definitly serve this over rice or couscous. This meal stood well enough that I didnt have to serve anything with it and my daughter and I agree that we will make this again and try it with the alfredo sauce. Thank you for sharing this.
     
  5. This was an unusual, easy and tasty dish. The chicken had a marvelous flavor from the combination of seasonings and the sweetness of the figs. I served it over couscous and it absorbed the delicious sauce. I would have given it 5 stars for flavor but unfortunately I did not like the crunchiness of the seeds from the figs. Thanks for a delicious and interesting dish KelBel.
     
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