Hawaiian Ginger-Chicken Stew

From EatingWell: March/April 2009

This chicken stew has a bold ginger-flavored broth and provides a whole serving of dark leafy greens in each bowl. We tried it with frozen chopped mustard greens (available in large supermarkets) and it was even quicker to prepare and just as delicious. Serve with brown rice.

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17 Reviews for Hawaiian Ginger-Chicken Stew

05/11/2010

Anonymous

Pleased the whole family including my 8 and 12 year old...everyone said it was recipe that should be made again (agreement like this happens so rarely). Really tasty, this would be great with tofu or shrimp as well. I ran out of sherry so I substituted vermouth. Didn't have Asian Chili so I just used regular hot chili sauce (dash, like of Tabasco). Had fresh spinach so I used that instead. The basic flavors are so good and work so well together that I think you could use almost any similar ingredients and this would be awesome. I did throw a chopped clove of garlic in with the chicken while I cooked that. I also added brown rice to this. Truly delicious!

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05/11/2010

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01/28/2010

tamunra

This was pretty easy. I used red chili flakes instead of chili sauce, and frozen spinach, and had one serving over about a cup of brown rice. It's a light soup, but the rice really added to it. I bet it would be good with ground turkey instead of sliced chicken. I thought it had a dominant soy sauce flavor, but I don't mind that. I'd make this again.

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01/26/2010

m.carlson-smith

Loved this stew! The chili sauce, ginger and garlic give it such a great flavor. My husband was "iffy" on trying it, but ended up raving about the taste as well. I threw in some pre-cooked brown rice to add some whole grain as others have, and it was a nice addition. Wish I could have found frozen mustard greens at my store -- that would cut about 75% of the prep time. But even if you are using fresh greens, it's a pretty quick and easy recipe.

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01/14/2010

Anonymous

Really quick, easy and delicious. I made a larger recipe, and added some brown rice vermicelli noodles, some peas instead of spinach, and more broth to make it more coupy than a stew. Great flavours :)

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