We always called it "stoup", too thick to be soup and too thin to be stew. Totally agree that it's one of those "Why don't I make this more often" type meals. Thanks for the reminder. :D
People always ask me for my recipe for my chicken and noodles/casserole/dumplings/pot pie and I always tell them I don’t have one. I use the same basic ‘recipe’ and just adjust the chicken broth to change how thick it is. It is such a yummy comfort food for the cooler months of the year.
I remember my mom making a similar chicken pot pie with a Bisquick biscuit top. I'm with Julie - the best part is where the biscuits meet the stew and it's all gooey. I can still see Mom putting it on the table in her huge white Corning cornflower casserole dish and the smell in my memory gets my mouth watering. I've never made this though, don't know why. I should.
Recipe is a keeper ♥ nothing tastes better then rediscovering one of your classic comfort food meals that you haven't had for awhile! Leftover rotisserie chicken in the fridge will be tonight's Creamy Chicken Stew with Biscuits - thanks Glen for the perfect timing!!!
It’s frigidly cold and going to make this. This channel is making me look like a gourmet rockstar. My family is going to enjoy this. Surprised at how easy this is. By the way, my kids surprised me by making the easy pot roast. It was really nice to come home to dinner. Thanks Glen!
ATK has a cream biscuit method where you warm the cream to like 80-90F before adding it to flour. Mixes a lot easier with less total cream. Biscuits turn out awesome. :)
Needs carrots 😊 Mom used to make this at least every couple of weeks. Sort of drop biscuits but in a hot oven so they browned on top but were nice and fluffy on the bottom.
I used to take biscuits and bake them on top of the stew to make this type of thing! Love those flavors. I would add the celery (which you mentioned) along with carrots and garlic (because who doesn’t love garlic?) and make sure the sauce is super thick so the biscuits don’t sink. I might have to do that this week now that I’m thinking about it…
Can't go wrong with that base stew and cream biscuits. I've cooked it as dumplings, biscuits on the side and baked on top. It's fantastic any of those ways, and I do a happy bounce every time, too. 😁
I learned to make chicken stew with dumplings in grade 8 home ec. LOVED it. My other favourite chicken stew is the one my mother made, with a tomato base and polenta. Going to made this! Thank you!
I once found a chinese recipe for shrimp and spinach. Turned out really well. See, if I can find it (it's been years). Found it! Hope you can see it: ruclips.net/video/liQHfIy7tbg/видео.html
Here in the Chicago burbs, 66° is tee shirt and shorts weather. It's 28° here this morning and frosty/foggy. I think I'll go back to bed! Hope you have a great day!🥰
When I was a kid my mother, who rarely made frozen dinners, would sometimes make Banquet Chicken & Dumplings. It was actually just topped with biscuits & when it came out of the oven the top was brown but the bottom of the biscuit was soaked with chicken goodness (so I know what Julie was eluding to). It was my favorite of the frozen dinners. As an adult I've looked for it but they mustn't make it anymore.
lol...yup, can tell when y'all really like something...no discussion left...just eatin'! glen's dancing...julie's smilin' and divin' in...love it! looks like great yum-e comfort food! 😋😁
I love that this channel always features budget friendly, home-style foods. These are foods I grew up on, and still cook in my home today. But Glen & Julie always have an interesting spin, something I can't wait to try! Thanks for always keeping it fun!
I have somehow convinced myself over the years I do not like anything except chicken breast but I keep watching more of Glen making amazing recipes with chicken thigh I'm going to finally buy some and make this. Thanks Glen.
Chicken thighs are so much better than breast in a soup or stew. I think I might make this when my parents and mother in law all visit over the holidays.
I make a mildly curried chicken pot pie with cranberries, cauliflower, pearled onions, carrots, celery, shallots, peas and potatoes that’s a big hit with my wife. I haven’t made it in years- now I’m inspired to make it again!
My mother used to make this, but used a tube of store bought biscuits. She made the stew, then put biscuits on top and baked. One of my Dad's favorites, not so much for me.
My grandmother would make rabbit stew in a large roaster and make a pastry to spread on top. She would put it in the oven to brown up. She called it stew and paste. If I remember correctly, she only put part of the stew in the roaster, and the rest of the stew was left in the pot.
I keep an open bottle of vermouth in my fridge for adding a splash whenever white wine is called for. I don’t drink so i never have any wine open, but the vermouth lasts forever and works a treat!
Creamy chicken stews are comfort food if the highest order. Just perfect when the weather is all chilly, and baking something in the oven has the added bonus of heating up the apartment a little bit extra 😅 (We're reaching a record high energy price right now in Sweden, as with a lot of Europe, so I'm not heating up a whole oven unless I'm getting proper value for it 😂)
Doing the same with the skin and bones, when buying thighs. I even store peels and cut-off of veggie in the freezer. Just made a chicken soup, cooking the chicken in those peels. After peeling the meat off the chicken, I put the bones back in and added those saved bones, cooking it for another hour. This soup is so rich, it's jelly at room temp. The meat has absorbed all the taste from the veg. Yet, it's not overpowering.
I used to make a lowbrow version of this in college with chicken breast, cream of chicken soup, frozen mixed veggies, and a top made from Bisquick. I think it was on the side of the Bisquick box. I felt like a legit chef pulling it out of the oven. I bet it's still good!
Mmm....I'm adding chicken to my grocery list now! I think you could also make a pot of mashed potatoes or noodles to serve this over, if you didn't want biscuits or dumplings.
You could make the dough while the soup is simmering, roll it out and cut it just like you did, then put it on top of the soup and put the whole thing in the oven to bake the dough. I bet it would come out like some kind of biscuit-dumpling-pot pie chimera.
I make this about a dozen times a year during the colder weather. Only difference is I crumble the biscuit into spoon size pieces and mix them in. Good stuff
I haven't had chicken stew is so long. (When my grandmother was sick, one of my grandfathers friends made it for us... I don't remember what it was called - something specific...)
A dollop of Greek yogurt per bowl, maybe? Adds a tang AND more protein. What about replacing the cream with pureed cottage cheese as well? Lots more protein.
This inspired us and it was delicious! My happy dance might not be as nice as Glen's but I had a very happy tummy last night and will have one again when I reheat for lunch. The biscuits were over the top.
This is your second video that I've seen. You almost lost me when you pie cut your biscuitsather than hand rolling them, but to hear a Canadian say that he saved pork skins to make cracklins, well, I'll be watching you in the future. Seriously, you're easy to follow and from the looks of your other videos, well rounded. Cheers from Louisiana.
Ok is it odd? I'm watching this episode while eating your biscuits from an earlier show. But I might save some bicuits and make this for linner. (lunch/dinner). Great presentation
I used to make something like this, from a chicken pot pie recipe. But on occasion I would want the pie crust taste so would make up a crust, have it in the freezer then cook the crust flat on parchment to make “crackers” or whatever you’d call crisp pie crust pieces. So many variations. Dry sherrry is good for brightening the flavors instead of white wine.
How and when would you drop in dumplings? I would probably add the frozen veg before the final 10-20 minute cooking, drop on the biscuit mix, and place it in the oven, uncovered, until they brown up.
I make something similar, except I make it with fried chicken that I take off the bones (great use for left over fried chicken), herb wise.... I also use 3 BAY LEAVES, they are REALLY GOOD with that broccoli. I do however, use carrots in mine and no celery. And potatoes in place of the corn, peas, and green beans
I will never get tired of Julie's delight at what has been made, and Glen's happy dance! You guys are great. Love the channel. 🌞
I love to see Glenn's happy dance when something turns out well.
Me too.
Me three.
i, for one, am glad you remembered this dish.
We always called it "stoup", too thick to be soup and too thin to be stew. Totally agree that it's one of those "Why don't I make this more often" type meals. Thanks for the reminder. :D
You know it is a hit when Glen does his happy dance.
People always ask me for my recipe for my chicken and noodles/casserole/dumplings/pot pie and I always tell them I don’t have one. I use the same basic ‘recipe’ and just adjust the chicken broth to change how thick it is. It is such a yummy comfort food for the cooler months of the year.
I remember my mom making a similar chicken pot pie with a Bisquick biscuit top. I'm with Julie - the best part is where the biscuits meet the stew and it's all gooey. I can still see Mom putting it on the table in her huge white Corning cornflower casserole dish and the smell in my memory gets my mouth watering. I've never made this though, don't know why. I should.
Looks delicious, I'd just add carrots for more colors, plus it's carrots and I love carrots.
Recipe is a keeper ♥ nothing tastes better then rediscovering one of your classic comfort food meals that you haven't had for awhile! Leftover rotisserie chicken in the fridge will be tonight's Creamy Chicken Stew with Biscuits - thanks Glen for the perfect timing!!!
It’s frigidly cold and going to make this. This channel is making me look like a gourmet rockstar. My family is going to enjoy this. Surprised at how easy this is. By the way, my kids surprised me by making the easy pot roast. It was really nice to come home to dinner. Thanks Glen!
How wonderful is that! There's nothing better than a dinner made with love 💗
ATK has a cream biscuit method where you warm the cream to like 80-90F before adding it to flour. Mixes a lot easier with less total cream. Biscuits turn out awesome. :)
What is ATK please?
@@catherinekhalili4412 America's Test Kitchen I believe
@@aarong.4691 thank you!!
“It will be fine. It will be just fine.” I love the basic attitude that assures that a variation caused by whatever is not the end of the world.
Sometimes you just need an old friend. Looks yummy! Thanks.
Looks very good . 20° here this morning!!!
Needs carrots 😊 Mom used to make this at least every couple of weeks. Sort of drop biscuits but in a hot oven so they browned on top but were nice and fluffy on the bottom.
I absolutely love when Glen breaks out in his happy dance. You KNOW it's good.
I live for Glen's silent Happy Dance!
I love how the biscuit shows how the layers of dough created while kneading and have created a kind of laminated structure.
I used to take biscuits and bake them on top of the stew to make this type of thing! Love those flavors. I would add the celery (which you mentioned) along with carrots and garlic (because who doesn’t love garlic?) and make sure the sauce is super thick so the biscuits don’t sink. I might have to do that this week now that I’m thinking about it…
More kinds of veg...as you suggest...is good!
Can't go wrong with that base stew and cream biscuits. I've cooked it as dumplings, biscuits on the side and baked on top. It's fantastic any of those ways, and I do a happy bounce every time, too. 😁
I learned to make chicken stew with dumplings in grade 8 home ec. LOVED it. My other favourite chicken stew is the one my mother made, with a tomato base and polenta. Going to made this! Thank you!
Tomato base and polenta: your Mom ROCKED!
@@jamesellsworth9673 It was sublime!!!
I got one of those dishes, it's a shrimp and carrot soup that is incredible
That’s an interesting combo.
I once found a chinese recipe for shrimp and spinach. Turned out really well. See, if I can find it (it's been years).
Found it! Hope you can see it:
ruclips.net/video/liQHfIy7tbg/видео.html
Glen's happy dance says it all!!
Red face and dancing..... has to be wonderful. Does my heart good to see such happiness. thank you Glen.
Really cold here in Orlando this morning 66°
Here in the Chicago burbs, 66° is tee shirt and shorts weather. It's 28° here this morning and frosty/foggy. I think I'll go back to bed! Hope you have a great day!🥰
Quit bragging
Really cold in South Louisiana, 72 ! 🤪
It's 74* here north of Houston.
When I was a kid my mother, who rarely made frozen dinners, would sometimes make Banquet Chicken & Dumplings. It was actually just topped with biscuits & when it came out of the oven the top was brown but the bottom of the biscuit was soaked with chicken goodness (so I know what Julie was eluding to). It was my favorite of the frozen dinners. As an adult I've looked for it but they mustn't make it anymore.
I love a creamy chicken stew! It's my winter go to!
It's great to see Glenn's Satisfaction Boogie. The dance speaks louder than words. Nice one.
Recently made this with leftover turkey, and with fluffy dumplings instead of biscuits. It's delicious!
My 37 year old son grew up hating tradtional pot pie. But he will eat it with biscuits like this.
lol...yup, can tell when y'all really like something...no discussion left...just eatin'! glen's dancing...julie's smilin' and divin' in...love it! looks like great yum-e comfort food! 😋😁
I do this with dumplings, I go a little thicker with the sauce. Grand eats!
Glen dancing always entices me to make that dish ASAP.
It looks delicious! I dry celery every summer to use in soups during the winter. It’s easier to keep, and I always have it that way.
Thank you, Merry Christmas. God Bless and stay safe.
Wondra also works really well as a thickener.
I call that "chicken pot pie stuff" in my house. Sometimes over biscuits, sometimes over rice.
I love that this channel always features budget friendly, home-style foods.
These are foods I grew up on, and still cook in my home today. But Glen & Julie always have an interesting spin, something I can't wait to try!
Thanks for always keeping it fun!
I have somehow convinced myself over the years I do not like anything except chicken breast but I keep watching more of Glen making amazing recipes with chicken thigh I'm going to finally buy some and make this. Thanks Glen.
YES: that IS comfort food!
Freezing rain today, looks like just the thing to shake off the chill. Yum, thank you Glen.
I just ate breakfast, but you made me hungry again. It's stewp. The happy Glen dance!
Glen has nothing to say… now that means it’s delicious!👍
Chicken thighs are so much better than breast in a soup or stew. I think I might make this when my parents and mother in law all visit over the holidays.
Looks yummy! And, for once, Julie seem happy with the amount of veg!
I make a mildly curried chicken pot pie with cranberries, cauliflower, pearled onions, carrots, celery, shallots, peas and potatoes that’s a big hit with my wife. I haven’t made it in years- now I’m inspired to make it again!
Thanks for adding actual captions for the Deaf
Any comfort food is what hubby and I like! Thank you so much for sharing! ♥
My solution to no celery in the fridge is a pinch of celery seed from the spice drawer 🙂
I love these kind of cooking shows it has nostalgic elements but I can’t explain why.
Oh yes ! Beautiful and yummy
Glen stepping away from the oven feels very “Oh hello, didn’t see you there”
My mother used to make this, but used a tube of store bought biscuits. She made the stew, then put biscuits on top and baked. One of my Dad's favorites, not so much for me.
My grandmother would make rabbit stew in a large roaster and make a pastry to spread on top. She would put it in the oven to brown up. She called it stew and paste. If I remember correctly, she only put part of the stew in the roaster, and the rest of the stew was left in the pot.
I keep an open bottle of vermouth in my fridge for adding a splash whenever white wine is called for. I don’t drink so i never have any wine open, but the vermouth lasts forever and works a treat!
I make drop dumplings with Yeast dough all the time.
Creamy chicken stews are comfort food if the highest order. Just perfect when the weather is all chilly, and baking something in the oven has the added bonus of heating up the apartment a little bit extra 😅
(We're reaching a record high energy price right now in Sweden, as with a lot of Europe, so I'm not heating up a whole oven unless I'm getting proper value for it 😂)
Doing the same with the skin and bones, when buying thighs. I even store peels and cut-off of veggie in the freezer. Just made a chicken soup, cooking the chicken in those peels. After peeling the meat off the chicken, I put the bones back in and added those saved bones, cooking it for another hour. This soup is so rich, it's jelly at room temp.
The meat has absorbed all the taste from the veg. Yet, it's not overpowering.
Glen! Send that pepper fairy to my house! 😁
It is getting cold here too. I was just searching for a similar recipe and yours came up. Thank you for dinner suggestions
I used to make a lowbrow version of this in college with chicken breast, cream of chicken soup, frozen mixed veggies, and a top made from Bisquick. I think it was on the side of the Bisquick box. I felt like a legit chef pulling it out of the oven. I bet it's still good!
Mmm....I'm adding chicken to my grocery list now! I think you could also make a pot of mashed potatoes or noodles to serve this over, if you didn't want biscuits or dumplings.
Love it when Glen is so pleased he's speechless.
When I was growing up, my mother made this (with the topping) and we called it Chicken Cobbler.
You could make the dough while the soup is simmering, roll it out and cut it just like you did, then put it on top of the soup and put the whole thing in the oven to bake the dough. I bet it would come out like some kind of biscuit-dumpling-pot pie chimera.
I made that day before yesterday!! Except that, for the first time, I used crescent roll dough as the top crust.
That looks really good. You can never go wrong with chicken stew.
I love gravy… this seems like a big bowl of gravy!!!! I could definitely enjoy this!!!
I need to make this. I’m cooking for a toddler these days and need hearty easy to eat foods.
I just happen to have chicken thighs defrosting, and we are expecting the rain to return by 4pm.
Cheers from California, USA
This looks so good! I like the dumpling idea r/t biscuits... though I love biscuits, too!
I make this about a dozen times a year during the colder weather. Only difference is I crumble the biscuit into spoon size pieces and mix them in. Good stuff
Wow, that was fast!😋
Glen had nothing to say. his face had already said it.
Noodles. THIS on noodles. My happy place.
Looks perfect for a cold wet day! And thank you for giving me confidence in adapting recipes to what I have in the frig!
My mom had a similar dish.. chicken paprika.. creamy sauce but with drop biscuits in the last 20 minutes or so of cooking, with the lid on.
Would you care for sharing the recipe?
Only thing I'd change would be to add carrots for color. Especially if serving this for guests.
I haven't had chicken stew is so long. (When my grandmother was sick, one of my grandfathers friends made it for us... I don't remember what it was called - something specific...)
Wonderful meal. My men said make it again. Thank you for this wonderful recipe.
A dollop of Greek yogurt per bowl, maybe? Adds a tang AND more protein.
What about replacing the cream with pureed cottage cheese as well? Lots more protein.
Love your channel. Keep it up.
This inspired us and it was delicious! My happy dance might not be as nice as Glen's but I had a very happy tummy last night and will have one again when I reheat for lunch. The biscuits were over the top.
You could drop that dough in the stew and it becomes chicken and dumplings. Although we generally don't put as many vegetables in it.
That looks so delicious! MmmMmm! So glad I watched. I'm always glad I watch your videos.
This is your second video that I've seen. You almost lost me when you pie cut your biscuitsather than hand rolling them, but to hear a Canadian say that he saved pork skins to make cracklins, well, I'll be watching you in the future. Seriously, you're easy to follow and from the looks of your other videos, well rounded. Cheers from Louisiana.
It’s great if he dances
Ok is it odd? I'm watching this episode while eating your biscuits from an earlier show. But I might save some bicuits and make this for linner. (lunch/dinner). Great presentation
I used to make something like this, from a chicken pot pie recipe. But on occasion I would want the pie crust taste so would make up a crust, have it in the freezer then cook the crust flat on parchment to make “crackers” or whatever you’d call crisp pie crust pieces. So many variations. Dry sherrry is good for brightening the flavors instead of white wine.
How and when would you drop in dumplings? I would probably add the frozen veg before the final 10-20 minute cooking, drop on the biscuit mix, and place it in the oven, uncovered, until they brown up.
Thank you Glen! Made this tonight for New Years and it is amazing!
This looks amazing
I am so making this!
I make the same thing but put drop biscuits on top and let cook in the oven..so good.
Yep. That's kinda perfect.
Yummy. That's my kind of food.
I make something similar, except I make it with fried chicken that I take off the bones (great use for left over fried chicken), herb wise.... I also use 3 BAY LEAVES, they are REALLY GOOD with that broccoli. I do however, use carrots in mine and no celery. And potatoes in place of the corn, peas, and green beans
Absolute yum.
Great dish!!!
Here in germany we add carrots, mushrooms and asparagus. No corn or beans 🙃
And some nutmeg.
Glen how do you cook chicken skins for cracklings? Sounds so good. Love your videos, thanks!