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Green Beans and Chicken
This is a dish that I cook very often. Mostly because it is very easy to make and healthy as well.
Here you can see the chicken which was fried in olive oil for about 10 minutes, and the fresh, peeled, mashed tomatoes which were added in the process.
Frozen Green Beans added in the saucepan
After a stir, all ingredients are in the saucepan ready to be cooked.
The dish is almost ready. We need to allow the liquid to be reduced a bit more.
Food is ready to be served.
In this post you can find the recipe as I cook it and a variation of it. The variation recipe makes it a bit more rich in flavor and it adds a bit more calories to each portions.
Green Beans and Chicken with Tomatoes
6 Servings
1 chicken cut into 6 pieces (or 6 chicken portions)
1 kg of thin Green Beans (frozen)
3 tbsp of extra virgin olive oil
3 big fresh tomatoes (peeled and mashed)
1 glass of warm water
Salt
Pepper
Preparation Method
1) Heat the oil in a non-stick frying pan and add the chicken portions. Fry for 10 minutes in both sides until chicken becomes golden brown.
2) Add the tomatoes; simmer for 2-3 minutes.
3) Stir in the Green Beans; add water, salt and pepper to taste, and simmer for 10-15 minutes or until the liquid is reduced to minimum.
4) Serve warm.
Variation
– You can use the same quantity of fresh Green Beans instead of frozen.
– Before you add the chicken pieces in the frying pan you can add 1 chopped onion.
– At stage four (4) of preparation method, you can add chicken or vegetable stock instead of water.
– Finally, you can omit chicken and make it a vegan dish.
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I love this type of recipe! Simple, healthy, delicious!
Thank you Christina. I wll try to give you some more recipes, easy, like this one.
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Simple and tasty dishes always get my vote; I would have not resisted adding some garlic to this however! 🙂
Thank you Joumana for your comment. I thought about adding garlic too, so I will use it the next time 🙂
These simiple dishes are the best. I’ve stopped using meat in green beans, okra etc., as I prefer to have more meatless dishes but I know it is delicious.
Hello Ivy. Your comment about avoiding meat in green beans made me think about using fish. Propably cooked in a different way…
Beans are a staple here, tomatoes and garlic..this is a perfect recipe thank you!
Thank you Claudia.
I’ve only recently discovered that I actually like green beans, but anything with chicken and tomatoes has to be good! This would be an excellent healthy week-night supper.
Thank you Rachel for your comment. Try the recipe, I am sure you will like it a lot…
I love one skillet meals, not only for the ease of cooking, but also for the fewer dishes to clean after! This sounds really tasty.
It really is! Thank you for your comments Kristen.
Looks delicious. What a great dinner item.
Thank you very much for your comment!
I love green beans, but we can see it just in summer here. This recipe is right up my alley! Will try it as soon as it gets warm here. Thanks!
Thank you Zerrin for your comment. I hope that you will like the dish.
You had me at green beans – my favorite veggie! This looks and sounds so delicious! I’m your newest follower 🙂
Thank you very much! It is really a very tasty dish.
Simple, delicious, and healthy! Can’t get much better than that!
Thank you Annie for your lovely comments. By the way, you have a very nice blog!
That sounds like the perfect weekday meal! I’ve found green beans to be one of my favorite veggies to cook with recently, and this seems like another great application …
Hello, I am sure you will like the dish. If you decide to cook it, I would really like to hear your comments about the recipe. Bye for now…
thnx bro