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Monday, March 04, 2013

Stewed Chicken

(Tavuk Haslama)

Stewed  Chicken
1 piece of large sized or 2 small sized white chicken meat, bone in, with skin
Water
1 large potato, peeled, cut bite size
1 medium carrot, peeled, sliced
1 medium onion, peeled, cut in bite size
3-4 parsley stems
1 Bay leaf

Pinch of oregano
Salt
Pepper

Place the chicken in a pot, cover with water. Cook at medium-low heat. Skim the scum from top of the simmering stock periodically. Cook until the chicken is tender, turn the heat off. Remove the chicken piece from the water. Place a strainer with a paper towel on top over a bowl. Strain the chicken broth.

Pour the chicken broth back into the pot. Add the chicken piece and rest of the ingredients in it. Cook the chicken and vegetables are tender at low heat. Place the chicken on a wooden board. Gently remove the bone and skin. Slice it up. Remove and discard the parsley stems and Bay leaf.

Place the chicken slices in a bowl. Arrange the vegetables over them. Pour a ladle of stock into the bowl.

Serve the Stewed Chicken while still warm, with lemon wedges.

2 servings.

*Ottoman Kitchen

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4 Comments:

At 10:06 AM, Anonymous learning_b said...

I was looking for the recipe for so long. My friend told me about it but he said we use the stock to cook rice.
And he said that they dont use any veggies, just boil the whole chicken. and use the water to make rice
and eat chicken side of the rice.

 
At 12:05 PM, Blogger Binnur said...

The Stewed Chicken is a traditional Turkish dish:) What you are looking is not this recipe.

There is an easy recipe to cook Turkish Rice Pilaf.

Cook the whole or half or quarter chicken with the whole peeled onion and salt, strain. Add some pepper and cook the Turkish Pilaf. The recipe is here:)

Friday, April 15, 2011
Chicken Pilaf
http://english.turkishcookbook.com/2011/04/chicken-pilaf.html

 
At 9:00 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

should this be eaten with rice or bread? what do you suggest? :)

 
At 10:35 AM, Blogger Binnur said...

... with freshly baked Turkish bread:)

 

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