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Casserole.

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lardybump · 20/09/2008 13:03

It is getting near to shopping day so food is sparse in the lardy house. I have some veggies and some chicken breasts and a pack of pearl barley. I was thinking of putting it all in the casserole dish with tomatoes and stock. Thing is I don?t know how long to cook it for or if I would have to pre cook the chicken or pearl barley???? What do you think??

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boogeek · 20/09/2008 13:05

You don't need to precook any of it, though it will be (marginally) tastier if you brown the chicken first. You might cut it into large lumps - or you can leave them whole, whatever you prefer.
I'd give it...mmm, hard to say. "Until it is ready" is not very helpful is it! Probably 2 hours at about 160C.
Don't add too much stock as runny casseroles are not nice.

PuppyMonkey · 20/09/2008 13:05

bung it all in together and leave it on low for hours and hours and hours. What's the worst that could happen?

squigglywig · 20/09/2008 13:06

all in together, on low, for, uhm, as long as you can?

bellavita · 20/09/2008 13:10

I would (although the pearl barley will thicken the sauce slightly) put some flour on a plate, season with salt and pepper, dip chicken pieces in and quickly brown off in the frying pan.

When brown, put into your casserole dish. Put some of the stock into the frying pan so it will get all the crusty bits up and then tip this into the dish.

A couple of hours will be ample, just give it a stir now and again.

I am sure it will be very tasty.

lardybump · 20/09/2008 13:10

Thank you all for this I am going to put it in now.... Browning the chicken first....

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boogeek · 20/09/2008 22:01

Was it nice?

lardybump · 22/09/2008 17:29

it was except i put to much pearl barley in it....

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