Simple Burgundy Chicken Stew

Nothing warms up the house better than cooking up a nice pot of stew.

I love beef too but decided chicken was going to be the main meat in our dish this evening. The wine is up to you, Burgundy is old school and that's what we always used for years

As soon as fall hits, this is the first recipe I can't wait to make.

A little chill in the air always makes me want a nice old-fashioned stew, and this one really hits the spot if you need an "Easy No-Knead Bread" recipe try mine to go along with this stew.

We love all kinds of stews and you may also like our Mississippi London Broil Pot Roast is one of our all-time favorites!

I usually make this stew at the end of summer when zucchini is in abundance and the weather cools down.

This is a very hearty stew that everyone loves.

Slow Cooker Chicken Cacciatore Recipe

If you love Chicken Cacciatore then this slow cooker recipe is going to just blow you away in flavor!


The slow cooker seals in the juices and smells divine while cooking, your mouth will be watering with the fabulous aroma from the peppers and tomatoes cooking.


Besides this dish is extremely easy to make, "by setting and forgetting it when cooked in the slow cooker", it's also absolutely fork-tender delicious!


If you have loads of time to cook then everything can go into a huge dutch oven on the stovetop or in the oven also.


I am a huge fan of the multicooker pots that are available now and I actually just made this in my new Crockpot express, it's my new favorite toy.


I have made a delicious pork beer stew using the Pressure Cooker mode also you may want to try.


My Mississippi Pot Roast is divine also and one of the easiest recipes on the worldwide web, you don't want to miss trying that family favorite recipe!


Just don't forget to get a good crusty loaf of Italian bread to go with this Chicken Cacciatore meal to sop up the delicious sauce this makes.


Please let me know how you like this recipe and don't forget to print it off with the recipe card at the bottom.