Ingredients:
Fire roasted red peppers, Potatoes, red onion, mushrooms, cilantro, lemon peel, chicken any (used here: thighs, drumstick). Salt, pepper, olive oil, soya sauce.
Preparation: 1) Seasoned the chicken with salt and pepper in a medium pot with 1 tablespoon of olive oil. Keep the heat on high to brown the chicken a bit, then turn the heat down to low. 2) Slow cook the chicken for 10 minutes then add potatoes, onions, and all the tougher veggies. 3) Add a tablespoon of soya sauce and stir ingredients well. 4) Cook on low until potatoes is softer, then the rest of your desire veggies, red pepper, and mushrooms as shown here. 5) Garnish with cilantro, and lemon skin peels.
12 Comments
Man..that looks so good right now, and my house is empty without vegetables..Need to get some.
ReplyDeleteoh yummy. just what i need right now. too bad i don't have anything in my fridge but milk, yogurt and turkey sausage. yikes. I always love your recipe. keep it up.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit!
ReplyDeleteThis is making me very hungry!!
Delicious and nutritious.
Barb
looks good, i am getting hungry. the presentation is very nice too. i like meals like these which are simply done, it also is a lot healthier.
ReplyDeleteYummy! I sometimes have a little chicken leftover, this would be a perfect way to use it. Thanks for the recipe Amanda.
ReplyDeleteAmanda, I love meals that can be used again. Thanks for the tips.
ReplyDeleteI make lots of crock pot dishes but never thought to add roasted peppers. Great idea! Thanks for stopping by my site; I'm glad to have found yours!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice combination of flavors. Great chicken.
ReplyDeleteYour chicken dish looks very delicious and I know that we would enjoy it. Thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday and hope to see you next week!
ReplyDeleteMiz Helen
the slow cooker is a wonderful innovation -esp when one is out of the house the whole day and comes home hungry for home-cooked meal! :)
ReplyDeleteYou always come up with the nicest dinner suggestions. Great way to use leftovers! Not that I ever have any. I really SHOULD eat a bit less and have a second meal when I cook. Goodness knows, I over eat!
ReplyDeleteYour recipe sounds wonderful - lots of lovely fresh ingredients and flavours. Thank you for sharing it with Let's Do Brunch.
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