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Chicken stewed with leek, asparagus and pine nuts
Chicken strips, leek and prepared asparagus stew in weighed water. Pine nuts and garlic complete the dish.
1 serving

Ingredients
Ingredients cover the entire recipe for 1 serving. Weigh asparagus and leek after cleaning, chicken raw, and water and olive oil separately. In this version the asparagus cooks directly with the chicken.
- Asparagus240 g240 g after removing tough ends and any fibrous skin, before stewing.
- Chicken breast200 g200 g raw boneless breast before cooking.
- Leek50 g50 g cleaned edible portion.
- Olive oil5 gSeparately measured 5 g olive oil for frying the leek and chicken.
- Garlic8 g
- Salt1 g
- Black pepper1 g
- Pine nuts10 g
- Water150 gA new explicit amount for this original version, as described in the preparation; it is not a reconstruction of the historical liquid amount.
Preparation
- Wash asparagus, remove tough ends and peel any fibrous skin. Weigh 240 g prepared asparagus and cut into sections about 4 cm long. Slice cleaned leek and cut the weighed raw chicken breast into strips.
- Heat all the weighed 5 g olive oil in a small saucepan and soften leek in it. Add chicken, briefly sear on both sides, then add asparagus and crushed garlic.
- Pour in all the weighed 150 g water, cover with a well-fitting lid and stew over a low heat. Stir occasionally. Finish cooking when asparagus is tender and the thickest chicken piece reaches at least 74°C on a kitchen thermometer.
- Add all the weighed salt, pepper and pine nuts. Stir and heat briefly. Serve the ingredients with the resulting sauce, without adding unmeasured water or olive oil.
Preparation and cooking time for this original version has not been measured.
Nutritional values
We do not provide calories or macronutrients: nutritional values for this original version have not been confirmed.
About this recipe
Developed by MyTrela with AI assistance. This is a new original MyTrela version with explicitly defined ingredient weighing and preparation stages and liquid amounts, rather than a reconstruction of the historical weight or liquid basis. This version has not been tested in a kitchen trial. The illustration shows a serving suggestion.


