I have been staring at a bag of whole green chile’s for the past couple of months. Ok, maybe a little more than just a couple of months. I finally decided to take them out of the freezer and do something with them.
When I’m walking around our local grocery store they are always handing out samples of something. Usually I stop to try them out to see what they are selling and if it’s worth buying or not. One of the items that they are heavily trying to get you to buy is Green Chile Stew in a jar. After seeing the jar of soup for the past couple of months a light bulb went off in my head letting me know it was time to use those chile’s.
If you don’t have whole green chile’s lying around your kitchen like I did, then you can always use canned whole green chiles. Our chile’s had a little kick to them and I think it really made the stew!
A light, flavorful and comforting stew that is easy to make.
Melt the margarine in a sauce pan over medium heat. Add the onions, celery and garlic and cook until tender about 5 minutes.
Then stir in the broth and water and bring to a boil.
Add the green chiles and cooked chicken.
In a small bowl whisk the flour, cumin, milk and garlic powder. Add the mixture slowly to the sauce pan.
Reduce the heat to low and cook for about 20 minutes stirring occasionally.
Season the stew with salt.
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This sounds so good and flavorful! I could really get cozy with a bowl (or three) of this. 🙂
Thanks Stephanie!
This sounds way better than stew in a jar! Perfect to warm up with on these cold evenings!
It was way better than stew in a jar!
This stew looks scrumptious!
Thanks so much!
Ohh, this is perfectly cozy. I love green chili in the cold winter months. This is beyond perfect.
Sorry friends but this is not very good. It ended up looking like milky oatmeal. It never thickened up either. You could try cutting the water out and really bumping up the spices if you want to really try it.
I’m sorry this recipe did not work out for you.