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Chicken Stew

Chicken stew is a hearty, nutritious, and versatile dish that’s created by slow cooking chunks of chicken with various vegetables in a flavorful broth. It's an ideal comfort food that brings warmth and homeliness to chilly nights and pairs well with crusty bread or over hot steamed rice. The ingredients for this stew can be easily tweaked to fit dietary preferences or to accommodate whatever is available in your pantry. The preparation process involves marinating and slow-cooking the chicken to bring out its deep, savory flavor. Paired with the freshness of the simmered vegetables, it's a well-balanced meal that can be enjoyed by everyone.
#68
IN SOUPS & STEWS
102
CAL / 100G
$0.35
AVG / OZ
Chicken Stew
21%
CARBS
21%
FAT
59%
PROTEIN
Chicken Stew FAQ
What is a chicken stew?
What ingredients are needed for a basic chicken stew?
Whats the best type of chicken to use for stew?
Whats the best way to prepare the chicken for stew?
Can I make chicken stew in a slow cooker?
How can I thicken chicken stew if its too thin?
How can I store leftover chicken stew?
What are some variations of chicken stew that I can try?
Expiration & Storage Tips
When does Chicken Stew expire?
Packaged chicken stew from the grocery store will typically last for about 1-2 years unopened in the pantry, provided it's stored in a cool, dry place and it's not past its expiration date. Once opened, chicken stew should be transferred to a resealable container and stored in the refrigerator within 2 hours, where it can last 3 to 4 days. Once frozen, you can expect it to last up to 2-3 month's time if stored properly.
How do you tell if Chicken Stew is bad?
Keep your senses alert for signs of spoilage. If the chicken stew has an off smell or if it's developed a dull or darker color, it's probably gone bad. If there's any visible mold or discoloration, that’s a clear sign to throw it out. Also, if it has been left at room temperature for more than 2 hours, bacteria can multiply quickly making it unsafe to eat.
Tips for storing Chicken Stew to extend shelf life
• Always store opened chicken stew in the refrigerator. Use airtight containers or heavy-duty freezer bags. • Divide large amounts of stew into small, shallow containers for quick cooling in the refrigerator. • Never let chicken stew sit out at room temperature for more than 2 hours. • For longer storage, freeze chicken stew. Label your containers or bags with the date it was frozen to track its shelf life. • When reheating, make sure it reaches a safe 165°F before consumption.
Health Info
Macros
10g
CARBS
10g
FAT
29g
PROTEIN
Allowed on these diets
LACTOSE FREE
GLUTEN FREE
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