2-3 chicken breasts
about a cup each of:
broccoli
red, green, or yellow peppers
zuchinni or squash
cut this stuff up into bite-sized pieces
about a tablespoon of garlic
some red onions or hot peppers if you like that
about 1/3 c of oil (a low flavor oil is better than olive oil)
can of black beans, drained and rinsed
salt & pepper to taste
about 1/3 c of other liquid (water, chicken broth, beer)
plus rice to serve with it
heat the oil (med-high) in a good-sized pan. add the chicken pieces and pepper them thoroughly, then let them become almost brown on the outside.
add garlic & onions, stir about 30 seconds
add brocolli, then squash, then peppers, stirring and waiting about 30 seconds between additions
add some of the other liquid (add earlier if needed)- you want to keep it moist but not make it soupy. Add more as needed. (depends on what veggies you use)
When the chicken isn't pink inside, dump in the can of black beans and heat thoroughly
if you can find Chipotle (green) sauce made by the Tabasco people, throw some in- yum!
Serve over rice. It should make 4-5 meals.
This recipe is cheaper if you use whatever veggies are available and you think would taste good. The goal is to have about 3-4 times as much volume of veggies as chicken. If you use frozen veggies, cook separately and throw them in with the beans.
(The picture shows 4 chicken breast quarter as per the original recipe but I think it's better bite-sized.
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