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Slow-Cooker Mediterranean Chicken Thigh Stew
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19 Reviews
FrugalCat
September 27, 2023
So good! I used fire roasted diced tomatoes and keeping with the Greek theme, served it with orzo pasta.
Mary B.
March 5, 2023
This has become a new favorite. Easy and delicious. The leftovers are even better the next day!
affiemom
June 16, 2022
I was skeptical about this recipe but OMG, I was wrong. It was absolutely delicious and so easy to make. I still can't believe how wonderful the flavors were. Thank you.
dreamofwine&cheese
September 20, 2021
Made this today and it was incredible! I never leave reviews but I just had to for this recipe. 6 1/2 hours and the chicken thighs were incredibly tender. Will definitely make again
Lwitteman
September 19, 2021
I kept this on repeat last winter. Looking forward to having it back in rotation as temps get cooler. I find frozen artichoke hearts at Trader Joe’s. The feta adds a lot. Don’t skip it!
Nicole P.
April 10, 2020
I made this as directed and it was so good I still think about it often, I can't wait to make it again. I didn't brown the chicken and it was still fantastic- my guest described it as "succulent-ass chicken" lol. I would agree, having a complimentary side dish to help sop up all the brothy-juice from this would be good. But holy smokes, this comes together so quickly, and is like WOWZA good.
Linda D.
February 29, 2020
Thank you so much, Karen for this flavorful simple dish. I salted and browned the eight boneless, skinless chick thighs in one tablespoon of olive oil before placing in the crockpot. I served the dish with fettuccine on the side-Yum! Next time I will omit the lemon juice because the flavor was a little sour for my taste.
student E.
January 20, 2020
This was delicious and easy! Ended up just braising it on the stove after I browned the chicken thighs.
Robin
January 11, 2020
substituted cubed fresh zucchini for frozen artichokes, served over oven baked polenta.
Excellent!
Excellent!
lgh07
August 12, 2019
First of all, this recipe is delicious. Second, don't make my mistakes, folks! Don't use canned artichoke hearts. They dissolved into mush. Also, brown your thighs before putting them in the pot! I put my thighs directly into the pot without browning, and it came out a little bland. I used frozen and then thawed thighs and the texture wasn't the best. Definitely use fresh meat and brown it first.
Allison
June 18, 2019
This recipe was amazing...much better than i expected! i browned the chicken in the instant pot and the sauteed zucchini instead of artichokes. i added quarted baby potatoes and cooked on high pressure for 15 min. Perfect!
Dave
June 8, 2019
So good!!!! Just made this today. Amazingly easy! We did it for 6.5 hours on low. It is so flavorful, so delicious, definitely serving at a dinner party.
Courtney
May 20, 2018
So yummy! Sooooo easy!! About 10 minutes to prepare, press the 6-hour button, and anxiously await. I've made this a handful of times, and each and every time it is DELISH. Enjoy!
John M.
December 19, 2015
Impatient as I am, I made this in a pressure cooker. 15 minutes at high pressure (with b/s thighs, which I lightly browned first) the meat was as tender as slow cooked.
Cynthia C.
October 20, 2015
Made this last night and it was delicious!! I didn't have the time to cook it for 8 hours so I cooked it for about 4-5hours, it was perfect. The chicken was tender, flavorful and so so delicious!!
I recommend this recipe as it is very easy to prepare, its so health because you don't use butter, oil or salt!!!
I served it with a side of hot quinoa and will be making this again SOON!
I recommend this recipe as it is very easy to prepare, its so health because you don't use butter, oil or salt!!!
I served it with a side of hot quinoa and will be making this again SOON!
LizRobinson
February 13, 2012
Made this last night - it was great!
Definitely had to cook the entire 8 hours, and I used bone-in, skin-on thighs, which were really delicious.
Also, I recommend this is served with bread - don't waste any of the sauce!
Definitely had to cook the entire 8 hours, and I used bone-in, skin-on thighs, which were really delicious.
Also, I recommend this is served with bread - don't waste any of the sauce!
OmMama
October 24, 2011
What would be considered Greek seasoning?? I don't know if I can find this in my grocery store, but I am sure that I could find the individual components if you could give me a run down of what they are.
Barbara C.
February 23, 2019
I googled "what's in Greek seasoning" All Recipes has a really good one. Hope this helps.
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