Chicken & Greens in Brothy Rice
Tender chicken thighs with cavolo nero and fluffy rice in a fragrant broth. A cosy aromatic bowl that’s as comforting as it is nourishing.
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Fresh Ginger
Star Anise
Sichuan Peppercorn
Crispy Shallots
Boneless Skinless Chicken Thighs
Chicken Stock
Cavolo Nero
Cooked Rice
Ground White Pepper
Olive Oil
Sambal
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Emily R.
11 days ago
added a garlic cloce or two (smashed with knife) as the chicken poached. that made it a bit tastier
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Helen B.
2 months ago
delicious. and so easy.
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Emily E.
2 months ago
Followed the recipe very loosely but it still turned out so tasty, I couldn't get star anise so I subbed with all spice as suggested by Google... and I used frozen ginger and didn't have crispy shallots so I used fresh shallots ... and pan fried a handful to make them crispy for the topping. Cooked the chicken and shallots in the broth in the slow cooker for 6 hours... then followed the final steps with the shredding, kale etc. Came out fabulous despite all the changes!
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Kata A.
a month ago
Hey Emily, this sounds good... I just got a slow cooker, so did you just stick the chicken with the stock, ginger allspices etc...did you add cavalo nero in towards end or separately?
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Abi G.
2 months ago
Step 5 mentions sugar but its not in the ingredients?
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Hartej S.
5 months ago
Quickly became a comfort food. So rich in flavour and aroma! So filling and yet so light! Delightful.
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Emma S.
10 months ago
Tasty and wholesome! Agree that getting bone-in, skin on thighs was a good shout, crispy skin in the airfryer was delicious. Also used pak choi instead of kale.
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Greg P.
a year ago
In lieu of the crispy shallots, start with bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs. Pull of the skin, season with s&p and crisp it up in an air fryer while poaching the thighs - the bone will add great flavor to the broth. Chop up that crispy skin and sprinkle.
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Sam W.
a year ago
The crispy shallots are delicious but do make the broth very salty
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Jo C.
a year ago
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I'd pass on the crispy shallots next time.