One pot meals has got to be everyone's favourite dish to cook when one is tired or lazy. The less to wash the better right? Of course, this will probably not apply to those with dishwashers but sadly, I still do not own one of those time saving kitchen appliance. One day perhaps!!!
This dish may not look terribly beautiful but it sure is tasty. Honey and mustard has been proven to be a winning combination, as a salad dressing, a baste, a condiment and now in a casserole as well!
Adapted from Good Food
Ingredients
1 tbsp olive oil
8 bone-in chicken thighs , skin removed
2 onions , finely chopped
350g parsnips , cut into sticks
5 medium potatoes
300ml vegetable stock
2 tbsp wholegrain mustard
2 tbsp clear honey
few thyme sprigs
flat-leaf parsley , to serve (optional)
Method
1) Heat oil in a large frying pan or shallow casserole with a lid. Cook the onions for 5 mins until softened.
2) Nestle the thighs amongst the onions and add the potatoes. Mix the stock with the mustard and honey, then pour in. Scatter over the thyme, then bring to a simmer. Cover, then cook for 15 mins, then add the parsnips. Cook for another half hour until the chicken is tender. At this point, you may want to add more mustard or honey according to your taste.
3) Garnish with parsley and serve.
Sure looks good to me, Sylvia! I adore one pot meals and since this one includes parsnips, I love it all the more!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...
Thanks louise!! I really love parsnips roasted with maple syrup! have you tried that before?
Deletewow very nice and yummy...perfect combo.....
ReplyDeleteThanks Anu!
DeleteOne-pot is surely my go-to when I lack the energy to whip up different individual dishes. In fact, last week, I cook a one-pot chicken with celery, onions, carrots and barley, with fresh thyme and it was so delicious!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a great one pot dish!!!
DeleteI love your duck egg blue pot... and this dish looks scrumptious too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lizzy!
DeleteI didn't know le creuset comes with that beautiful light blue pot! I'm in love with it as well as your delicious chicken dish! So comforting. I actually want to get crockpot, but I just love the thought of cooking in cast iron pot for a long time... the process, smell, the pot (obviously!)... your honey mustard flavor sounds perfect for the chicken and parsnips. I'm going to try this...even though it becomes spring! Great dish Sylvia!
ReplyDeleteI guess pastel blue isn't as widely available as I thought. You should get one soon! it's really versatile and i use it so often...for stews, sauces, curries, soups etc. Hope you'll like the dish too!
DeleteIt looks fantastic! I am sure honey and mustard go perfectly well together. I even remember seeing honey mustard somewhere...
ReplyDeleteOh yes! I've seen that around too but it's not difficult to make your own honey mustard and it'll taste better too!
DeleteI love one pot meals! Never have had parsnips with chicken and it sounds great in this dish! Love the addition of the whole grain mustard. Great dish!
ReplyDeleteThanks MJ! Mustards adds a nice little kick to the dish!
DeleteNow that's my kind of meal. I've been meaning to get crockpot but haven't gotten around to it yet. This surely must be tried soon.
ReplyDeleteHope you'll like it!
DeleteI am a one pot meal mom... :D
ReplyDeleteCooler days are loming ... best to get ready wih 1 pot meal n this will be on my list :)
Great! Hope you'll like it too!
DeleteI am such a huge fan of one pot meal....
ReplyDeleteit makes my life so easier..
This looks fantastic, I can bet the mustard must have added such nice tanginess to the dish..
Delicious!!
B/W I was just reading ur 5 min win at farmer market, What fun... Somehow that post is not accepting comments, so I thought of writing it here...
opps, not too sure what happened with that post. The 5 min shop was really fun!
DeleteMustard definitely adds a nice little kick to the dish!
I love cooking with mustard and you just tempted me to make some. slurppp...
ReplyDeleteKristy
Grain mustard is such a great ingredient :)
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