INSTANT POT CHICKEN STEW WITH TIPS & TRICKS | Instant Pot Chicken recipe
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Instant Pot Chicken Stew With Tips & Tricks – Instant Pot Chicken Recipe
Today I will show you how to make a delicious chicken stew all in your Instant Pot pressure cooker. Starting from browning to stewing I have shared all the tips and tricks of how to use this pressure cooker. At the same time you can follow this same recipe and make this chicken stew in your regular pressure cooker or you can even do this in a pot but the cooking time in that case will vary.
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Ingredients required for making this Instant Pot Chicken Stew –
* Celery – 2 sticks/65 gm/2.3 oz
* Onion – 1 big / 195 gm / 7 oz
* Garlic – 20 gm / 0.7 oz/ about 9 big cloves
* Ginger – 20 gm / 1 & 1/2 inch length
* Potatoes – 2 big / 278 gm / 9.8 oz
* Carrot – 3 medium / 190 gm /6.7 oz
* Bone in skin on chicken thighs ( you can even use drumsticks or a combination of both ) – 823 gm/1.8 lb
*Tomato paste – 1 tablespoon. Can even use 2 tablespoons of tomato puree or 1/2 cup of crushed canned tomatoes or 2 fresh tomatoes
* Onion powder – 1 teaspoon
* Garlic powder – 1 teaspoon
* Dry Italian seasoning – 1 tablespoon. You can even use dried oregano if you do not have Italian seasoning. Use 1 teaspoon if using oregano
* Salt – to taste
* Black pepper – freshly ground about 1/2 teaspoon
* Brown Sugar – 1 teaspoon (optional)
* Dry bay leaf – 1 (optional)
* Cinnamon stick – 1 (optional)
Both bay leaf and cinnamon stick adds a nice flavor to the stew.
* Warm Chicken broth – 3 cups .Can even use plain water if that is more convenient for you but chicken broth gives an extra flavor.
* All purpose flour(plain white flour) – 2 tablespoons
* Cold milk – 2/3 rd cup / 150 ml.
* Fresh sprig of thyme (optional)
***** As my family prefers a super tender chicken falling off the bones I chose a cooking time according to our preference. If you love a firmer chicken then please cook by using the “poultry” function on the IP.
Serve this with bread , roti or hot steamed rice.
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