Chicken stew Puerto Rican Pollo Guisado (Crockpot version)
Chicken stew Puerto Rican Pollo Guisado (Crockpot version)

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Add the sofrito, Sazon, tomato paste, powdered chicken bouillon, oregano, water, potatoes, carrots, bay leaves and olives into the pot. Bring the mixture to a boil, then add the chicken back into the pot. Your crockpot does all the work for this slow-cooked Puerto Rican chicken.

To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook chicken stew puerto rican pollo guisado (crockpot version) using 15 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Chicken stew Puerto Rican Pollo Guisado (Crockpot version):
  1. Make ready cooking oil
  2. Get bone in chicken thighs or legs
  3. Get Sofrito or 6 ounce bottle
  4. Get bay leaves
  5. Get Goya adobo all-purpose seasoning
  6. Make ready Sazon cilantro and tomato seasoning
  7. Take powdered chicken bouillon
  8. Take heaping tsp tomato paste
  9. Take dried oregano
  10. Prepare water
  11. Take carrots peeled and chunked
  12. Get extra cup cold water
  13. Prepare cornstarch
  14. Get stuffed pimento olives
  15. Get yukon gold potatoes chunked

Your crockpot does all the work for this slow-cooked Puerto Rican chicken. Just prepare the ingredients and come to the table for a traditional comfort meal without the fuss. Add the sofrito, Sazon, tomato paste, powdered chicken bouillon, oregano, water, potatoes, carrots, bay leaves and olives into […] Add the sofrito, Sazon, tomato sauce, chicken bouillon, Italian seasoning, water, potatoes, carrots, bay leaves and olives to a pot. Bring to a boil, then add the chicken in.

Steps to make Chicken stew Puerto Rican Pollo Guisado (Crockpot version):
  1. Wash and pat dry chicken. Season all sides with Goya all-purpose seasoning. Turn large skillet on medium high heat and sear both sides to form a golden crust on the skin. But don’t cook through. (Note do not disturb while searing. It will autmotically lift off the surface of the pan in a few minutes when golden crust forms.) Place seared chicken in crockpot. Note: I usually have to sear 2 batches because this recipe is doubled.
  2. To the drippings, add oil. Fry sofrito for 1 to 2 minutes. Add tomato paste to the sautee pan. Mix and heat through. Slowly pour water while whisking mixture. Then add the chicken bouillon, sazon packets, oregano, and bay leaves. Bring to boil, scraping the drippings off the bottom of the pan with whisk.
  3. Pour mixture to crockpot. Sprinkle pimento olives on top. Cook on high for 3 hours. Turn crockpot to low. Add potatoes and carrots. Cook veggies until tender for about one more hour.
  4. In the end, whisk 1 cup cold water and cornstarch. Add to crockpot then stir to incorporate. Will slightly thicken it. Serve over rice.

You can easily use a slow cooker or crock pot to make your pollo guisado. This is not a traditional method, but it works great. Heat a large saucepan and add the oil. Add chicken and brown on all sides (won't be cooked at this point.). Add tomato sauce, water, veggies and spices.

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