Recipe of Any-night-of-the-week Chicken stew with pitted prunes and carrots

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This chicken stew is a readers' favorite around here. It gets five star reviews because it's very rustic, hearty, and just a delicious bowl of comfort food. This one-pot chicken stew recipe was inspired by my trip to Cooper's Mill Restaurant. Couple of weeks ago I was invited to Cooper's Mill Restaurant in.

To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook chicken stew with pitted prunes and carrots using 11 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Chicken stew with pitted prunes and carrots:

1. Take chicken drum sticks and breasts
2. Take carrots cut to sticks
3. Get persian pitted prunes
4. Prepare tomato paste
5. Make ready large onions, finely chopped
6. Make ready cardamoms
7. Make ready cinnamon stick
8. Take turmeric powder
9. Get Few saffron threads soake in 1 table spoonhot water
10. Get Salt
11. Prepare Canola oil

The prunes will soak up a lot of the chicken broth during, and even after, cooking. Don't hesitate to add more broth or water as needed. This khoresht, made with chicken, prunes and apricots, is one of my favourites. It's a bit of an investment, but a pinch goes a long way and gives your stew that ambrosial quality (in the Greater Toronto Area it's available from several stores, including Tavazo in Thornhill).

Steps to make Chicken stew with pitted prunes and carrots:

1. Prepare one frying pan and one pot with lid. First heat the oil in frying pan and fry one of the chopped onions until brown and crispy. Remove from oil and put aside until needed.
2. Heat the oil in the pot. Saute other onion in oil until they change colour and become soft. Add turmeric powder, cardamoms and cinnamon and stir few second.
3. Add chicken pieces, fry until chicken no more pink. Add tomato paste, saute few minutes, now add carrots and saute few minutes. Add salt and enough water to cover the ingredients. Bring the stew to boil. Cover the pot and let is simmer until chicken half cooked.
4. Add washed pitted prunes, crispy brown onion, saffron water and continue for about 30 minutes until stew become tick.(if using black pitted plum you may need add half cup fresh lemon juice now to adjust the flavour.).Serve it with steamed plain long grain rice.

This khoresht, made with chicken, prunes and apricots, is one of my favourites. It's a bit of an investment, but a pinch goes a long way and gives your stew that ambrosial quality (in the Greater Toronto Area it's available from several stores, including Tavazo in Thornhill). Categories: Chicken Stew Chicken Recipes Poultry Stew Recipes Make Ahead Carrot Recipes Vegetable Leek Recipes Main Dish. My shepherd does not like it. He has a hard time with it, while the Yorkie doesn't seem to mind.

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