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Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Chicken,Kielbasa & Potato Stew



****************PREPPING****************
Prepare two medium onions
Using the downward cut on the onion cut into little square pieces
Place in bowl
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Take four links of Kielbasa (32 Oz)
And slice them into medallions
Place in bowl
Take 3 Large Potatoes
Using the downward cut slice into medium pieces
Place in bowl
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Once three of your four main ingredients are prepped
we can start the cooking


COOKING


2 Medium Onions
3 Large Potatoes
4 Links of Kielbasa (32oz)
2 Large Chicken Breast (10oz ea)
3 Packets of Sazon (As seen in Pork Ribs Blog)
2 Chicken Buillons
1 Teaspoon of Oregano
2 Cups of Water



Slice the chicken breast long ways and then cut sideways to make small pieces
Turn on large pan to medium high heat
Pour in olive oil to cover the bottom of the pan
Once the oil starts to get hot pour in the onions from the bowl
Making sure to stir so none get stuck to the bottom of pan
and none of the burn. Once they start to become translucent
Pour in Chicken making sure to stir constantly
You will see the chicken start to turn white. As soon as they turn mostly white
Pour in potatoes
Before stirring in the potatoes sprinkle the Salt, Pepper, Oregano and Sazon
Stir
Pour in two cups of Water and Stir
Add Kielbasa, Stir
Cover for about 10 minutes
The whole cooking once you cover will take at least 10 minutes
The consistency has to be soft potatoes and the liquid has to be thick
due to the potatoes.
Plate and if you enjoy cheese sprinkle your favorite cheese while hot


Try it and ENJOY



Thank you for taking your time to read this. If you have any comments please post them. Questions, suggestions, hate mail, fan mail or anything you can write to me CookingMyBrain@hotmail.com.

See you later

Leo

2 comments:

  1. I'd definitely try making this! Can i suggest grilling the kielbasa first? then adding it to the skillet. Also, how do you stir everything when it fills up that much?

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  2. Folding from the outside in. It all depends how you like the Kielbasa

    Thank you for the input

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