| Ingredients for 8 servings | |
| Whole chicken, g | 1500 |
| Sour cream, gr | 100 |
| Rosemary, sprigs | 1 |
| Green basil, sprigs | 3 |
| Thyme, sprigs | 3 |
| Garlic, cloves | 5 |
| Grinder mix” 4 Peppers.” | by taste |
| Salt, g | 5 |
| To serve: | |
| Rosemary, sprigs | 1 |
| Green basil, sprigs | 1 |
Method of preparation:
1. Cut the chicken into 8 portions.
2. Salt and pepper the chicken pieces, Dollars them with minced garlic and spread sour cream on them.
3. Put chicken pieces in the pan of multicooker, add a few sprigs of rosemary, 3 sprigs of green basil and thyme each.
4. Cook with the lid closed in “Your choice” mode, cooking time 1 hour, pressure 3.
5. After the buzzer sounds, turn off the multicooker, release the pressure.
6. Transfer the chicken pieces to a large plate, garnish with sprigs of green basil and rosemary.
7. Serve with side dishes.
Note: Ideal side dish for chicken with basil – baked potatoes.
Cooking time: 1 hour 30 minutes
Does the Oursson multicooker produce a flavorful and tender chicken stew?
This recipe for Oursson multicooker chicken stew sounds interesting! Can anyone who has tried it before share their experience? Did the multicooker make the cooking process easier, and how did the flavors turn out? I’m curious to know if it’s worth trying out!
Yes, I have tried the Oursson multicooker chicken stew recipe before and found it to be delicious and convenient. The multicooker made the cooking process much easier as it has different cooking settings that allowed me to sauté, simmer, and slow-cook the stew all in one pot. The flavors turned out great; the chicken was tender, and the stew had a rich and well-balanced taste. I would definitely recommend trying it out if you’re looking for a flavorful and hassle-free cooking experience.
I noticed the mention of Oursson multicooker chicken stew in this text. I’m curious to know what makes this multicooker special for preparing chicken stew? Is it the precise temperature control, versatile cooking options, or any specific recipe suggestions? I’d appreciate any insights or experiences from those who have used this multicooker for chicken stew.