Advertisement Space
//Family homes on offer at West Yorkshire development//Cecil Beaton: Staging Icons at Harewood House//Leeds gears up for its biggest wellbeing week 1 - 7 June 2026//Leeds Lit Fest 2026 brings stories, poetry and big ideas to the city//Love, loss and lifelong connections woven into new exhibition//Group health and safety manager appointed at Yorkshire manufacturer Trojan//East Yorkshire village to host biennial open gardens event//The wise Owl at Hawnby stars in prestigious hotel guide//Family homes on offer at West Yorkshire development//Cecil Beaton: Staging Icons at Harewood House//Leeds gears up for its biggest wellbeing week 1 - 7 June 2026//Leeds Lit Fest 2026 brings stories, poetry and big ideas to the city//Love, loss and lifelong connections woven into new exhibition//Group health and safety manager appointed at Yorkshire manufacturer Trojan//East Yorkshire village to host biennial open gardens event//The wise Owl at Hawnby stars in prestigious hotel guide
Super easy stew
Back to News
Yorkshire-Kitchen

Super easy stew

The Editor

The Editor

|1 min read

Juggling working from home with a multitude of other tasks and looking for inspiration for a quick and easy dinner?

Look no further!

Zesty Green Chicken Stew

Ingredients

1 tbsp.olive oil
3 medium skinless chicken breasts, cut into finger-sized strips
750 ml chicken stock
200 g small broccoli florets
2 g tins butter beans, drained and rinsed
200 g frozen peas
finely grated zest 1 lemon
100 g half-fat crème fraîche
small handful tarragon, finely chopped

Directions

1 Heat oil in a large deep frying pan over medium heat and fry chicken for 3min (it doesn’t need to be cooked through yet). Add stock and bring to the boil. Add broccoli and simmer for 5 min, until chicken is cooked through and broccoli is tender.

2 Stir through butterbeans and peas and bring back to the boil. Add lemon zest and mix through the crème fraîche and tarragon. Check seasoning. Ladle into bowls and serve with crusty bread, if you like.

Sponsored
728×90

Related Articles

House of Koko head to Oakwood

House of Koko head to Oakwood

Renowned Chapel Allerton brunch spot all set to open second venue Beloved brunch venue House of Koko recently revealed exciting new plans - to open a second House of Koko venue in Roundhay’s Oakwood. Opening on March 4th, House of Koko Oakwood will take over the venue which was Hessian, whilst maintaining its Chapel Allerton branch. House of Koko will continue to deliver on the brand’s infamously tasty and all-encompassing brunch offering. Hessian’s staff will remain, keeping local knowledge

Bundobust does meat!

Bundobust does meat!

Bundobust meats 2022 with a huge collaboration and campaign as Bundo Does Meat is all set to cause a stir this January, get ready to say hello to their new Bundo Does Meat Combo and more. The Gujarati street food icon, has announced an exciting partnership with plant-based meat producer, Meatless Farm – and it promises bold new meat-free horizons for 2022. The companies have been developing an exclusive vegan menu for several months, using two pioneering meat substitutes to craft a unique sele

Yorkshire’s top chefs come together for one night only

Yorkshire’s top chefs come together for one night only

Beat the January Blues whilst helping to raise money for an excellent cause. On Tuesday 18th January, The West Park Hotel in Harrogate will play host to a charity dinner. The whole venue, which is part of the Provenance Inn Group, will be transformed for this glittering gala where guests will have their tastebuds tantalised with a deliciously decadent four-course feast. Each course has been carefully curated by a different, award-winning Yorkshire chef, enabling guests to try a variety of culin