- 200g chicken
- 3 potato
- 1 onion
- 2 turnips
- 1 leaf laurel
- 15g flour
- 15g butter
- 100ml fresh cream
- 800ml water
- salt , pepper
- Cut the chicken into 6-8 pieces, peel the potato and cut in half, cut the onion using wedge cut into 4-6 pieces, peel the turnip and cut off the stalk, and cut the stalk into 3㎝ length pieces.
- Place the chicken, onion and laurel into a pot, add the water and over a high heat, become bring to the boil, reduce a low heat, skim off the foam and simmer for 20 min.
- Put the flour and butter into a small bowl, and knead then well(make to Beurre manie).
- When the chicken are tender, add the potato and simmer for 15 min, then, add little salt and turnip and simmer, when the ingredients are tender, add the fresh cream and beurre manie to thicken.
- Season with salt and pepper, serve in a dish.
Nice recipe I will try to make one and if it will be good I will put it on our menu. But this one is for winter. My recipe is great for Summer try it : make fresh yogurt from milk and just cut some cucumbers and fresh mint and add some salt That’s it try it out very fresh recipe!!!
Thank you Naoko, for a great recipe, I made it last day and the taste was amazing and wonderful, that creamy white souse was perfect, and the taste in my mouth last till morning.
I think I’ll bookmark your blog, as it brings a lot of new great and useful recipes. Daily will visit your blog!!!
I usually don’t reply to these things but after just making this recipe I’m so happy with how little time it took and how yummy it is that I feel obliged to say thanks! This one is definitely going in my recipe binder…cheers!
Naoko, I like the way you express your recipes, and the speed of cooking is really good, I think i will use some of your recipes for my restaurant.
Thank you Naoko, I like that you have a youtube channel, very nice and easy cooking.
The trick to preventing the ginger/garlic (aromatics) from burning is to make sure the wok is hot before adding the oil. Judge the heat of the wok by flicking a drop of water. The moment the water evaporates within a second or two it’s ready (It’s important not to overheat the wok). Then swirl in the oil and immediately add the aromatics. I only stir-fry them until they are just fragrant (usually no more than 10 seconds) before adding meat/vegies.
Hi Naoko, Thanks for the recipe!!! Do you think that salt’n’peppa is enough, I think that white pepper will be nice for white sauce and little bit of aroma spices.
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This one is definitely going in my recipe binder…cheers!
For the past months I joined your blog – and every time new recipe’s is just wonderful – thanks
Nice recipe I will try to make one and if it will be good I will put it on our menu.
thanks Naoko,,,im married to Japanese and have a daughter and always looking for new recipes, thanks for posting your blog,,im gonna try the white stew today !
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Hello Naoko, how do you think if combination of colors with this stew, I think I will be great with yellow and green salad, cause I never eat meat with out vegetables.
Hi Naoko, Thanks for the recipe!!! Do you think that some musk spices is enough, I think that white pepper will be nice for white sauce and little bit of aroma spices.
Hi Naoko, surely i will show your blog to my chefs maybe we will use something for the new Japanese page of our menu that I plan for 2 months already, thanks!
Good day Naoko, I was wandering if you can just give a quick advice to chicken meat in this recipe cause meat in chicken gives different taste to dish, white meat is too dry and need to be in liquid-like sauce, other meat will be great of course without bones and will give tasty notes to dish. What do you think?
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This is a wonderful recipe, thanks for posting! Do you have any ideas as to what it would be good with? I’m not too familiar with Malaysian food, but if I have this with it I’m sure I’d love it!
Thank you Naoko, for a great recipe, I made it last day and the taste was amazing and wonderful, that creamy white souse was perfect, and the taste in my mouth last till morning.
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