Instant Pot Green Chile Chicken Stew
The Green Chile Chicken Stew with potatoes, peppers, and chunks of chicken. I knew I had to make some type of replica at home for comfort food.
When working to replicate this soup a friend of mine mentioned she cannot have corn because she is allergic. Often she finds all types of corn even corn syrup in the strangest items. It makes it hard for her to find something she can cook. With her in mind, I made this soup corn free.
With my son’s friend in mind I also wanted to make the soup gluten free. The challenge was creating a way for the soup to still be thick. Honestly, the longer this soup cooks and the potatoes break down the thicker it becomes. And for my husband that isn’t a fan of dairy in soups I kept this soup dairy free. This soup is also paleo friendly.
I am going to list two ways to make this recipe. One in the slow cooker and another in the pressure cooker. It can also be made on the stove. I prefer the electric pressure cooker as it takes less time. It also helps the chicken become so tender. You don’t lose any of the liquid either like you do on the stove top or in the slow cooker. Don’t forget to check the notes of the recipe for the slow cooker version of this recipe. Do you have a favorite soup you would like to replicate? I’d love to know.
GREEN CHILE CHICKEN STEW
Ingredients
- 1 – 32 oz container organic chicken broth
- 3 cloves of garlic; minced
- 1 white onion; diced
- 2 anaheim peppers; diced
- 3 green chile peppers; diced
- 2 bell peppers; diced
- 4 yukon gold potatoes; diced
- 1 package 6 boneless skinless chicken thighs
- 1 tablespoon cumin
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1 tablespoon paprika
- 2 teaspoons pepper
Instructions
- Dice or chop all of your ingredients except the chicken, spices, and stock. Place vegetables in a large bowl.
- In the pressure cooker, place the chicken on bottom. Top the rest of the ingredients on top.
- Pour in the chicken broth. Top with spices.
- Lock pressure cooker in place and set it to cook for 45 minutes.
- Once the pressure cooker has released the pressure or you released it once the timer stopped you may stir the pot and serve.
Could you be more soe ific about what kind of green chili peppers you mean. Green chili’s is a kind of generic term according to most including Anaheim, Jalapeño, Serrano and others varing widely in spiciness.
The peppers used in this recipe are hatch chili peppers but anaheim can also be used when hatch chili peppers are not in season to replace the “green chili peppers” as anaheim peppers are already listed as one of the peppers.
I’d love the recipe for Chile’s Chicken Enchilada Soup!
My husband likes that one a lot. I will have to add it to my to do list.