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Chicken Sausage Creole - 1 Pot Dish  

RelaxedandFun102 72M/72F
182 posts
3/24/2015 5:55 pm
Chicken Sausage Creole - 1 Pot Dish


I use a 2 1/2" high large skillet for this because I also cook the rice in the skillet.

I diced one chicken breast and season with a creole spice. The on in my cabinet now is Tony Chachere's Creole Seasoning but Zatarain's also makes one. Prior to this, I had Zatarain's but can't comment on it as it was a while ago.

I put some canola oil in the bottom and cook a diced chicken breast in the pan sprinkling a little more creole seasoning in to the hot oil, stirring as it's cooking and then remove when done. I put in the pan some more oil, 1 cup of brown rice, swirl the rice around covering the kernels with the oil, adding 2 1/4 cups of chicken broth, 2 sliced celery stalks, 1 coarsely diced medium onion, 2 Tb minced garlic, with 1/2 cup of canned crushed tomatoes, cover, bring to a boil then turn down on low so it's just a low simmer. About an hour later when the rice is done, add the diced cooked chicken back in again for 3-5 minutes to heat the chicken then serve. If the sauce starts to look a little watery, then let it cook with the top off until a little thicker, if the sauce looks too thick as it's cooking, add some more chicken broth, or water, until it's at the right consistency. I would check the water level at 45 minutes and again at an hour but keep the top on as much as possible. The steam will help cook the rice.

demonicsexkitten 49F
10694 posts
3/24/2015 6:33 pm

That sounds good!! Thanks for sharing.


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