This is a firm family favourite which works great in the slow cooker so you can shove it in and forget about it! My lovely hungarian friend Norbert introduced me to this dish which I have tweaked a little to match an english tastebud!
Serves 8
Ingredients
4 skinless chicken breasts - cut into cubes
1 1/4 cup sour cream
1/4 cup plain flour
1 cup diced green pepper
1 onion finely diced
4 tbs of paprika (smoked or not it is your choice)
1 pint chicken stock
1 tin of chopped tomatos
1 tsp of tomato puree
1tsp garlic granuals
Fry off the chicken to brown and then place in your slow cooker - switch on to a low heat.
Fry the onion in a little oil until it goes transparent then add the paprika and the pepper and mix well. Add in the tinned tomatos, puree and garlic granuals and mix well. Pour over the stock and bring to the boil
Once it comes to a boil pour over the chicken and leave to cook for around 6 hours (or one hour at 180C if you are doing in a casserol dish)
Half an hour before you want to serve mix together the sour cream and flour and add to the chicken mixing well - if you can turn your slow cooker up to high for 15 minutes to cook out the flour - if not 30 minutes at low will cover it.
Serve with rice or dumplings or chips - it is also popular to wrap it in pancakes and then pour over the sauce
It freezes really well
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About Me
I love to cook - not in a fancy resturant style but in a home cooked feed the family kind of way.I have been cooking since I was a child and come from a long line of women who believed in sharing love by cooking good food - in fact it came as a shock to me to discover that you could BUY cakes!!!
When I got married I aquired not only 1 husband whose idea of a balanced meal was a big mac AND fries but a brother in law with Aspergers who was desperate to be independant and cook real food for himself and when I started trying to teach him it has made me take a long hard look at recipes, how they are written and what assumptions they make.
When I decided that I would like to write a blog I thought you should write them about something you love so I decided to write about food, share the recipes I grew up with, those favourites I have added to my battered old box of recipe cards as well as my experiences teaching K how to cook!
I hope you enjoy it
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