n.e. ohio almost, kinda brunswick stew light

(1 rating)
Recipe by
Patty Ward
Cuyahoga Falls, OH

Well, after having seen many Southern recipes for Brunswick stew with all kinds of added domestic and wild meats, I just tweeked some for our taste. I am using only chicken because then this is kind of healthy-hence the "light" part. LOL I love my Southern girls, don't get me wrong! I LOVE many Southern dishes and enjoy them with family. Heck my oldest granddaughter is now a resident of Alabama due to marrying perhaps the most handsome man in the entire state - Roll Tide Roll!! See if you like this kinda, almost, not the same but maybe pretty tasty version! Enjoy!

(1 rating)
prep time 30 Min
cook time 1 Hr 45 Min

Ingredients For n.e. ohio almost, kinda brunswick stew light

  • 1
    whole chicken, 2 -3 lbs.
  • 1 md
    onion, chopped
  • 2
    celery ribs with tops, chopped
  • 1 Tbsp
    mrs. dash original seasoning blend
  • 4-6 md
    potatoes, chopped
  • 2 can
    whole kernel corn, drained
  • 2 c
    baby lima beans, drained-add your favorite canned beans if you like
  • 1 c
    frozen okra or more if you like it.
  • 1 can
    creamed corn
  • 1 bottle
    small bbq sauce - your choice (i used kc masterpiece)
  • salt and pepper to taste (start w/ 1tsp each, adjust to your liking )
  • 1 tsp
    red pepper flakes - optional

How To Make n.e. ohio almost, kinda brunswick stew light

  • 1
    Place chicken in large stock pot and cover with water. add chopped onions, celery and Mrs. Dash, and tsp salt and pepper.
  • 2
    Cook chicken over medium heat for about an hour, or until fully done and fall apart tender. Remove chicken and set aside to cool; when cool debone and shred chicken.
  • 3
    Add all other ingredients to stock pot and stir well. Add the shredded chicken and bring to low boil, reduce heat to simmer, stirring often, for about a 1/2 hour, or until potatoes are fully cooked. Taste and adjust your seasonings to your taste; add red pepper flakes at this time if using. Continue to simmer for additional 20 minutes. Note: For those liking it more spicy, you could "kick it up a notch" with a bit of hot sauce. Enjoy!
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