Main mealBalancedPoultry€
Homemade Chicken Stew with Fluffy Spelt Dumplings
Prepare a hearty and healthy chicken stew, full of fresh root vegetables and soft dumplings. A recipe that combines tradition with a modern, balanced diet.
Prep time20 min
Cook time45 min
Total time65 min
Servings4
Recipe
For the stew
For the dumplings
Per servingTotal
Calories:454.8 kcal1819.2 kcal
Protein:31.1 g124.4 g
Carbohydrates:33.2 g132.6 g
Fiber:5.9 g23.5 g
Water:607.2 ml2428.6 ml
Fat:22.7 g90.7 g
Micronutrients
Sugar:6.7 g26.9 g
Saturated fat:4.4 g17.6 g
Cholesterol:161.1 mg644.3 mg
Sodium:1476.6 mg5906.4 mg
Potassium:864.7 mg3458.6 mg
Calcium:98.3 mg393 mg
Iron:3.4 mg13.5 mg
Magnesium:72.1 mg288.2 mg
Zinc:2.7 mg10.8 mg
Phosphorus:398.1 mg1592.2 mg
Vitamin C:18.4 mg73.6 mg
Vitamin A:303.2 µg1212.7 µg
Vitamin D:0.3 µg1 µg
Vitamin B12:0.2 µg0.6 µg
Instructions
- 1Heat olive oil in a large pot and sauté the chicken meat until golden brown. Remove the meat from the pot and set it aside.
- 2In the same fat, sauté the chopped onion. Once translucent, add the carrot, parsley root and celery. Sauté for 5 minutes so the vegetables lightly caramelize.
- 3Return the meat to the pot, pour in the stock and add the bay leaf, marjoram, salt and pepper. Cover and cook over medium heat for 30 minutes.
- 4Meanwhile, prepare the dumpling batter: in a bowl, whisk the egg with a fork, add the oil, salt and spelt semolina. Mix well and let rest for at least 10 minutes (this is the key to softness).
- 5Add the peas to the stew. Using a small spoon, drop the dumplings into the boiling soup. Cook covered for another 10 minutes over low heat.
- 6Before serving, stir in the lemon juice and sprinkle with freshly chopped parsley or chives.
Nutritional benefits
Thanks to its high content of quality chicken protein and a variety of root vegetables, this meal promotes tissue regeneration and strengthens the body's natural resistance.
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Nutritional values are calculated per standard 100 g. This allows you to compare different foods more easily and have better control over your intake if you weigh your food.




