In this video I explain how to cook chicken stew in an iron pot over a charcoal campfire. I use a galvanized steel bucket to hold the coals because I didn’t have a fire ring and the bucket actually helps generate more heat around the pot. Follow along to learn how to prepare this easy but delicious fall meal and don’t forget to subscribe to the channel.👍 #chickenstew #americancampfirecreations #rvlife
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Ingredients:
3 chicken breasts large chopped
1 1/2c chopped celery
1 1/2c chopped carrots
1/2c chopped onion
1T garlic
3c diced potatoes (I used red skins)
1 container chicken broth or stock
1T butter
2T flower (I use gluten free)
1/2T rosemary
1/2T thyme
1/2T oregano
1T garlic salt
1/2T pepper
Directions:
Start the fire and get the coals red hot. Place the pot onto the coals to get hot then prep the ingredients. Once all the veggies are chopped and the chicken is cut, take the ingredients out to fire and begin adding to the pot. Oil the pot first then add the chicken, allowing it to cook on all sides first. Then add the carrots, onion, celery and half the dried herbs and garlic salt and cook till veggies are tender. Add butter and flour then mix to let the flour combine with the liquid. Put in the potatoes and chicken stock and mix again while adding the other half of the herbs. Cover and cook until the liquid begins to thicken and all the veggies are tender. You should be able to put the liquid on the spoon and it stick slightly to it. Once the consistency you want is reached remove from the heat and let cool. Dish out and enjoy and I will see you around the next campfire!
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