This one-pot wonder is a perfect warmer for those chilly autumnal and winter nights! It is a simple and traditional old English favourite dish with a bit of a modern kick thrown in for good measure in the form of Spanish chorizo.
The chorizo adds a whole new dimension to the hotpot making this recipe a favourite in my household. It is really important not to slice the chicken too small into chunks as this will dry out the meat very quickly; you want a nice decent sized chunk which will keep the chicken beautifully tender upon serving. Trust me on this, it really makes a difference. The potatoes are the unsung stars of the show as they absorb all the lovely juices and oils making them deliciously soft with a slight crisp to the top. Personally, I would tend to use Maris Piper potatoes as they are naturally softer and absorb better. However, if you prefer another type of potato, then use whatever suits you best; whatever floats your boat I won't hold it against you. To serve, keep it simple! There is so much packed into this dish that you don't need to go mental with sides. A good option would be some simple green beans, though you must promise me not to boil the hell out of them! They should be cooked for around 4 mins until you see a rolling boil and should have a slight bite to them; no-one likes mushy veg! To make your veg taste even better, once drained, stir in a small know of butter and a crack of sea salt. People never think to season their veg, but once you start, you will never be able to go back to bland veg again. Enjoy. Ingredients:
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