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choc lover | 16:44 Tue 03rd Mar 2009 | Food & Drink
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do u have to brown chicken before you add it to the veg or can it be put in at begining with veg raw?
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You're going to put the casserole into a very hot oven? It shouldn't matter whether or not you brown the chicken, certainly not from a safety point of view. For me, one of the huge attractions of casseroles/slow cookers is that they reduce the washing up. Why involve a frying pan when there is no need.
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was going to cook it in saucepan ! is this wrong? suppose that doesn't really make it cassorole, hmmm still new to all this
bung it all in the pan with some stock/wine/water. bring it to the boil then turn the heat right down and simmer it for about an hour. taste it and add some salt/pepper/worcestershire sauce if you want to. job done.
you'd probably call it a chicken stew as it's done in a pan on the hob, but it doesn't matter what you call it just as long as it tastes nice.
Browning it helps to seal it...it will also release some of the fat,which you can then drain away.
I prefer to brown it as it gives the chicken a more appetising colour.
I find frying the skinned chicken in a tiny bit of oil first gives the chicken a roasted taste to it whereas if you don't it tastes 'boiled' which of course it will be.

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