Yesterday, I was alone with my daughter.
We didn't have too much time to eat so I had to cook something FAST and EASY. As always, you could reply to me, and I would reply to you ... :
YES, YOU'RE RIGHT, my friends !
So, I thought about chicken, a fast chicken. And I thought about "Run, chicken, run ...".
Ok, I'm getting out ... =>...
Here what you'll need for 2 persons who don't eat a lot :
- 4 chicken legs
- The equivalent of 1/2 frozen onion
- The equivalent of 1 frozen garlic
- The equivalent of 1 frozen shallot
- Fresh rosemary
- 1/2 cup of chicken stock.
- Olive oil.
Step 1 :
In olive oil, on a medium fire, pour frozen onion, garlic and shallot.
Step 2 :
Stir a little bit and don't wait them to get brown. We'll need their water. Add immediately the chicken.
And the rosemary.
Step 3 :
Mix everything and close with a lid. Let cook for 5 minutes and when it begins to brown, pour the chicken stock.
Close with the lid and let cook on a low fire for 20-25 minutes.
Bon appétit.
Recapitulative for 2 persons who don't eat a lot :
- 4 chicken legs
- The equivalent of 1/2 frozen onion
- The equivalent of 1 frozen garlic
- The equivalent of 1 frozen shallot
- Fresh rosemary
- 1/2 cup of chicken stock.
- Olive oil.
In olive oil, on a medium fire, pour frozen onion, garlic and shallot.
Stir a little bit and don't wait them to get brown. We'll need their water. Add immediately the chicken. And the rosemary.
Mix everything and close with a lid. Let cook for 5 minutes and when it begins to brown, pour the chicken stock.
Close with the lid and let cook on a low fire for 20-25 minutes.
Great idea for a weekday supper!
ReplyDeleteThank you, T.W., not a very sophisticated dish for sure, but very tasty :)
DeleteWow, what a lovely meal, quick and looks delicious too! You know I have never seen frozen onions over here before!
ReplyDeleteReally ? I thought frozen onions could be find everywhere. Of course, you can use fresh onion too :)
DeleteThank you for your comment, Joyce !
What a clever and yummy looking meal. Are those potatoes on the plate? Pretty whatever they are. ;-)
ReplyDeletelove and prayers, jep
Yes, Jep, those are potatoes made with purée. My children like them and it changes a little bit from french fries.
DeleteThank you for commenting, dear Jep ! :)
Dear Axelle-This is not as fast as cold cereal, but a lot tastier and well worth the short time it takes to prepare. Probably just as fast as preparing ramen and still it is tastier and more nutritious. : ) Regards-Jamie. p.s. How do you make those lovely potatoes?
ReplyDeleteDear Jamie, I make them very easily ... I go in a frozen food shop and I buy them !! :D
DeleteI think it mustn't too difficult to make, because it's purée. You would need only the right pipe, I think. But it's much more easier to buy them !! :D
Friendly, dear Jamie.