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Roasted Chicken Tomato Bean Stew Recipe – Glen And Friends Cooking This is a one pan chicken dinner recipe that we’ve been …

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  1. uncle frogy
    uncle frogy says:

    looked great but how do you do it without onions? I have been using southeast Asian fish sauce lately made with fermented anchovies smells funky going in but it adds depth, varieties of that have been used since Roman times and for good reason.

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  2. Annie E
    Annie E says:

    a dish that can be changed up a bit. I would chuck out the broccoli and add a little sugar because tomatoes and tomato paste can be a bit sour.
    I would add potatoes to replace the broccoli. Great idea with the anchovy – I always smoosh two into my pizza or pasta sauce. They never know but love it

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  3. JNorth
    JNorth says:

    Huh, I've done several variations of some sort, usually with rice and no beans but really, any one pan chicken thigh dish is awesome and I'll give it a try. Thank you.

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  4. Natalie Stanchevski
    Natalie Stanchevski says:

    I've been looking for anchovies for the past month (to make quick and easy pasta sauce) and none of the 4 big chain grocery stores near me in Scarborough have any kind of anchovy product. I know it's a first world problem but it's frustrating!

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  5. Happy Coding
    Happy Coding says:

    As someone living where both marmite and anchovy paste are hard to come by, I'd like to recommend you try Korean Doenjang. It's fermented soybean paste and actually works really well as a replacement for either.

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  6. Dave Hyde
    Dave Hyde says:

    I have watched a lot of Glens videos and I wondered how you keep you cast iron pans look like new on each video? I use cast iron and wash them gently so not to scratch them and use non metal utensils but after a 12 months they never look like new like in the videos. Just wondered if anyone has any ideas?

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  7. joe seeking
    joe seeking says:

    I like chicken thighs, prefer them to breast. More flavor, reasonably foolproof, never dry. But I'm a cheapskate, and apparently over the years chickens have magically changed morphology to the point where they now have 4 skinless (!) breasts per bird but just two thighs – the breasts now being twice as plentiful, they are also cheaper. Thighs now consistently more expensive: a $1 or $1.50 more a pound, and you're paying for bone/skin as well. Mystery.

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  8. brian70Cuda
    brian70Cuda says:

    Hello Glen, I have been watching for a bit, love what you make and have copied/followed your recipies,(the mains) they all have been top shelf! Thank you! My favorite show of yours is on Sunday morning, the old cookbooks and recipes, yes, some are bland but I get the context. You are one of my favorite(underline) people on y-tube:)!

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  9. Cris Aghemo
    Cris Aghemo says:

    Glen, what's your opinion on fish sauce in lieu of anchovies or anchovy paste? From the ingredients of the various I've tried it's just anchovy extract so should be similar in effect?

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  10. MeSummika
    MeSummika says:

    Will have to see if can find some paste near me. I might be able to sneak it in more while hiding it from a couple. If they don't know it's in there they can not complain.

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  11. sharon s
    sharon s says:

    This looks great, Tomorrows dinner for sure. I have some Brussel sprout to use up instead of broccoli. I use anchovies in several dishes and if no one knew they were in there they could never tell. thanks

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  12. J Anderson
    J Anderson says:

    To me, this is basically a variation of succotash. As you stated, use what vegetables you have or prefer. Putting the chicken on top is an awesome idea. I will definitely make my own version of this. ๐Ÿ‘

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