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If you are dairy free like me, you will love this dairy free chicken a la king recipe! You won’t even be able to tell the difference. I don’t know about you but I grew up eating Chicken a la King.Easy and elegant chicken dish. It’s a great way to use leftover chicken or turkey.
Green pepper and red pimientos make this a pretty dish to serve at Christmas.Chicken a la King is a filling dish consisting of diced chicken and vegetables in a cream sauce. I made this a dairy-free dish by using vegan butter and soy milk instead of butter and milk or cream. Prep Time 15 minutes. Cook Time 15 minutes.
approx. 1 1/2 lbs. (or 2 1/2 3 cups/whatever you have on hand) leftover roast turkey (or chicken), pulled or large diced; 1/2 cup frozen sweet baby peas, unthawed; 1/4 tsp. regular salt, (or to your taste for saltiness) fresh chopped parsley for garnish if desired *cooked.One bite will have the whole family shouting, “Long live Chicken a la King!” Here, we call for deli-roasted chicken, but this is a great recipe to prepare if you have leftover cooked chicken or turkey—just substitute it in.
You can also use a quick skillet chicken or boiled chicken.I just never got around to making this recipe dairy free after Son also went dairy free. Son hasn’t bugged me too much over the years about making gluten-free, dairy-free Chicken A La King for him, but when we went camping on July 4 th, once again he wistfully mentioned missing Chicken A La King. An immediate wave of guilt went through me.
Slowly add the chicken broth to the pan while whisking. Next add the coconut milk. Sprinkle the sauce with garlic powder and then stir to combine. Add the chicken and the frozen peas.2 cups gluten-free chicken broth.
2/3 cup heavy cream OR half and half. 2 lightly beaten egg yolks. Salt to taste.
For the Chicken a la King: 4 tablespoons unsalted butter OR olive oil. 3 cups cooked cubed chicken. 2 finely sliced green onions with tops. 4-ounce jar pimentos with liquid.In a large skillet over medium low heat, cook butter until golden brown.
Saute mushrooms until tender. Stir in flour until smooth. Slowly whisk in chicken broth, and cook until slightly thickened. Stir in cream, turkey and peas.
Reduce heat to low, and.Saucy and divine our latest version of Chicken a la King is both gluten and dairy free while still bringing out the widely familiar flavors. A soft layer of rice is bathed in a creamy and subtly earthy sauce boasting chunks of juicy chicken.1 tbsp butter (or dairy-free butter or oil) 2 tbsp gluten-free flour mix (a finely ground rice flour based mix is preferred) ½ cup gluten-free chicken broth.
1 cup milk (dairy or dairy free; I used canned full-fat coconut milk) 1 tsp poultry seasoning. ¼ tsp black pepper.Cook the Veggies – Melt the butter over medium-high heat and stir in the diced bell pepper, onion, celery, and mushrooms. Reduce the heat and cover for about 6 minutes, just until the veggies have softened.
Make the Sauce – To thicken the sauce, sprinkle the flour over the vegetables and stir for about 1 minute. Then, add the chicken broth one big splash at a time, stirring until.Directions. In a large skillet, saute the onion, celery and green pepper in butter until tender. Stir in flour and sugar until a paste forms.
Gradually stir in broth.Whole30 Chicken a la King is a classic comfort food, but lightened up and suitable for every dietary preference. Loaded with vegetables, made in one pan, simmered in a creamy, dairy-free sauce and packed with flavor!Dairy Free Chicken a la King.
Comfort food at it’s best! If you are dairy free like me, you will love this dairy free chicken a la king recipe! You won’t even be able to tell the difference. I don’t know about you but I grew up eating Chicken a la King out of the can.
I loved that stuff!!
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My mom used to make this for me when I was a kid. Only it came out of a Stouffer’s box from the freezer.
Love you, mom!
Yummy! �� I want to do something with the leftover rotisserie chicken and this will a fantastic way of utilizing it. Thank you so much!
This is the perfect recipe., just the way my mom used to make it. It brings back some memories., only she put it in puff pastry shells. I’ll have to make it. Thanks so much!!!
Hi quick question as to amount of flour? Video says 1/2 cup but recipe says 1/3 cup? Looks delicious can’t wait to try it!
Thanks that really sounds good have to make it some time I’m going to add onions to mine.
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i like your video, short and precise, make it easy and tempting to try and cook. Well done
Chicken a la King (or what we called it) is such a comfort food for me. We often had it when I was a kid. But I would say that our family version was more of a “chicken a la kitchen sink” as we used it to use up not just chicken but any veggies we had in the house. Sometimes we even added cheese because, well American and, well cheese.
Hi guys Im a recently single dad and am seeking some assistance from you kind folk…. my two boys love pasta type dishes like me but I cant cook My late wife was a great cook… I like this recipe and will try it. If you have seen simple but tasty recipes you have tried on YouTube please comment the links…. I’m kinda getting overwhelmed tbh just need a bit of help to give my boys a home cooked treat like their mum used to do… Damm i miss her so much…..
Made this tonight. Used texas toast and it was really good.
Thanks for this video! This will be tonight’s dinner. Brings back memories of Aunt Beverly making this! Thanks for sharing.
You said half of cup all purpose flour but description ingredients say 1/3 cup? Which is it?
Chef John’s voice is so relaxing and speaking style so soothing it leaves me in a comforting embrace just as much as the meals he makes.
I love your channel and watch all the time! I have a recipe request. I was in New Orleans for work and had the most incredible charbroiled oysters from Dragos. They were smokey, buttery, and nutty.Decadence at the highest level. I challenge you to do it (partly because I know you would do an awesome job and selfishy so I can make it for myself… I mean for my family) Cheers!
Replace the flour with corn starch and serve over rice and it is gluten free. Replace the butter and cream with margarine and milk and it is budget friendly. Add another cup of peas and 2 diced onions and it becomes a lower calorie meal.
Here’s the lazy cooks recipe: Sautee mushrooms, onions & diced red bell pepper in butter; add 2 cans cream of mushroom soup, 1 cup of broth, peas and a 22 oz bag of oven-roasted diced chicken breast, stir, simmer for 10-15 minutes and done.
What’s that red thing that you added? Is that red pepper or what exactly? Is it called pamentos. Why presenters expect thw watchers to know the ingredients. Either write it down on the screen when you add it or write allllll the ingredients in the start of the video. Write it in the description box for an added value. A BIGGGGG HUGGGGGGE DISLIKE FOR INCOMPETENCE…
Lots of fresh ground black pepper for mine. ��☺
Oh, and served on buttered english muffins. Mmm mmm.
Thank You!! it looks a lot better than the “boil in the bag” thing my mom served me in the 1970’s, anything instant or boil in the bag she would make. I am going to try this and serve it to my mom (she’s 78 years old today). and show her what she was missing. I do all her cooking now and I try to make better tasting things that she served mehealthier also but sometimes its hard. thanks I ENjoy your vlog….
In Germany we basicly have the same thing, chicken ragout, minus the peppers. I usually cook a chicken soup and use the chicken and soup for the ragout, leftover soup can be eaten during the week, also i eat it with egg-noodles.
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Hi there! This looks absolutely delicious. I live in the UK and am not familiar with ‘a cup’. Could you possibly give an equivalent in weight? Thanks very much indeed. With kindest regards and all good wishes. Peter A
As a child, my step-father would buy the Chicken a la King in a can. He would serve it over toast. This looks like the original, but turned up a LOT!!!! I can not wait to make this dish!!!! Thanks for sharing.
Chicken a la king. Wow. Take me back to cooking class in high school.
Nice quick simple meal looks really good nice all around start to different meals.
I grew up on it and u miss it. We us to eat the frozen boilin bags. That was back on the early 80’s
Just made this for dinner, poached the chicken made my own stock, turned out wonderful, had 2 bowls full. Very well done.
I always saute shallot and minced garlic at the beginning of all of my chicken dishes may try this and see how good it turns out looks YUMMY. ����
The chicken a la king brought me here. It’s one of my favorites. Great recipe and became new subscriber
What is your cup measurement in ml just for us here in the UK thank you
Wow! I haven’t had this in years, but my mother used to make it when I was a kid. I had forgotten how good it was. I grabbed the recipe from your web page with Recipe Keeper, an amazing kitchen helper app I’ve been using lately. And, of course, I bookmarked your site. Thanks for a delicious memory. I have a feeling it will show up on our dinner table soon.
Short and right to the point; thank you, will definitely try this recipe soon
that looks so delicious do you have to add mushrooms I do not like mushrooms.
Hey Rachel, looks really good, I will be trying it this soon, I am making your lasagna this weekend, you remember, with the 2 tomato paste.
Onion and bell pepper make this dish, totally worth a shot.
Sweat the onions briefly before u add flour, and then after the raw flour taste is cooked out, add bell pepper and cook for 1 minute before deglazing
Oh, so that’s what it’s called. Usually do mine without the eggs and still have a thick sauce.
I’d found out about chicken ala king from Dr. Seuss’ “The Nose Book” when I was super little.
I’ve always wondered if it was a real dish, so I finally looked it up all these years later ��
Looks delicious ��
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Made this last night and my boyfriend and i loved it! I also added some yellow pepper and a handful of corns in the pot as well
One more point. I realise you are trying to make this easier for the average homemaker, and I respect that. But, again, browning the chicken before adding will add SO much flavour, and worth the added 5 minutes. I usually brown the mushrooms in the butter, put them aside. Then thoroughly cook through the peppers until they are slightly coloured. Put aside. Same pan, caramelize chopped onions. Put aside. Same pan, sauté cubed chicken until browned. By this point the flavours left in the pan are precious. Place everything back in the same pan, then add your flour until you can’t see any of it, then the cream and frozen peas. A little longer to make, but the result is a million times worth it. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Please email me if you’d like.
I think you should not crowd the mushrooms even if you have to do it in batches. Reason being, they should not end up soft at this point. To get the most flavour out of mushrooms, they should be browned. Put aside until all else is done, then add to mixture. They will soften while simmering with the chicken mixture, but the flavour will definitely enhance this recipe.
A single woman who can cook…I’m in love. I like how your video are short. Most cooking how too videos are too long..
This looks like a good idea for any kind of leftover meat! ��
I gotto try this one, it looks tasty and simple to make ��…I love your videos, you always make me laugh ������
Cooking is not your forte. The intro music is equally disturbing.
I cook this meal in a cast Iron skillet. When it’s done I cover the top of the dish with a layer of biscuits and pop the skillet into the oven to cook the biscuits. then serve to my family. they enjoy this dish very much. and it’s so quick and easy to make.
Classic comfort food made the way many of us cook. Well done.
Filming with small things is definitely easier. My amateur porn career didn’t really take off like I’d hoped though.
2:05 Canned mushrooms are fine for this kind of dish in my view.
Yep, you can use green beans. Think of it as a pot pie filling and add whatever veggies you wish. And thanks for the kind words. It’s much appreciated!
My husband and I were just talking about chicken ala king the other day. We haven’t had it since school. This looks yummy I,m going to try it thanks
Great for the cold nights. Thanks for one more great recipe.
This reminds me of the creamy turkey and gravy with mashed potatoes I had in school lunch as a kid, but like, 84782284728191048x better
Just saw your video, thanks for sharing the recipe! Looking at this dish brought back so many warm memories of school days and eating in the cafeteria. I will be making this soon!
Amazing pic. I watched video three times.It is so tight. Also sharing it.
I love your theme song.I find myself humming it sometimes!!!lol. thank you for this recipe
first video I’ve come across about chicken ala king. My ma’d make it over homemade biscuits..holy moly!��
ive seen mushrooms added before…..also, the mix of veggies snd that aroma, oh man!!
ill be making turkey ala king and over mashed I do the same with creamed tuna and peas
I always manage to mess SOMETHING up, if not the entire dish, even for all my cuilnary knowledge
Next time poor the whole broth in at once to prevent splitting
Next time poor the whole broth in at once to prevent splitting
Aunty. Just poor the broth in all at once to prevent splitting.
Aunty. Just poor the broth in all at once to prevent splitting.
Your voice reminds me of Claudia Sandoval, the winner of season 6 Masterchef! haha Anyways, great recipe!
Oh I LOVE ur channel…and cool accent…my kids are hapa so we enjoy all types of food from spam musubi to taco Tuesdays!! Lol! Yes my daughter loves to cook…she started out baking and now she is quite accomplished… She has acquired a nice list of recipes in her arsenal. Your channel makes cooking fun..easy while still being creative and Muy delicioso!
My high school daughter made this tonight…left out the onion, but kept the mushrooms. She couldn’t believe how easy… I said congrats! You just made chicken a la king!! Thank you for bringing back this retro dish. Total comfort food.
Yes, I really do have to try this one but I’m missing the all purpose flour so it will have to wait a day or so. Tyfs God bless you
Just finished making this for my husband and little ones and it is deeeelicious! It’s one of those local faves that I grew up with as a kid but kinda forgot about it once I became an adult & moved out. I’m 33 now and this has just brought back so many memories. It was my grandfathers favorite dish. Prob cuz war time like u said..lol he used to live with us growing up and passed many years ago but I’m sitting her thinking of him now. Thank you for bringing this recipe back for me<3 aloha
This looks good. My mom made this with everything the same except with tuna sometimes and called it cream tuna. We had it over toast or biscuits or egg noodles. I gotta make this.
Love this. Used to have it all the time as a kid. Do we have to use evaporated milk or can we just use regular?
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I’ve loved chicken ala king but haven’t had it for ages. This looks like a great recipe, and I’m gonna have to whip up a batch. I’ve always had it served over biscuits, but rice would do just as well. It’s all about a place to pile it that soaks up the gravy. LOL
Whisk can help with lumpy gravy. Me and gravy do not get along lol. I always have a hard time making it, but getting better at it. My BF makes it and he sometimes uses a whisk, or fork, or wooden spoon. I watch plenty of cooking vids and I see a lot of people use whisks! Nice vid! Happy Holidays!
this looks so delicious, I ve never heard of something like this before but will try for sure! thank you Beth!!!
Gobble Gobble. Sorry I couldn’t resist lol. Nope only 2 hands here and with the carpal tunnel that’s kind of iffy. Guess what’s for dinner here tomorrow night lol. More turkey left overs! Thank you!
I’ve never had a chicken ala king recipe before, so this is great!! I’ll probably make mine a little thicker, since I’m used to the canned chicken ala king, all my life..lol I also have only ever eaten it over baking powder biscuits or toast. I’ve never even considered it a soup. Thanks for the great recipe, Dave! I’ll definitely be making this soon! Take care..:)
Dave you remind me of a modern day Mr. FOOD. My gramma just adored him, she would watch him with her pad of paper for recipes (it was before the rewind button or VCRs) His tag like was “Oohhh. Its So Good!” ��
Yummo!!! Looks great. Thanks Beth. Are you feeling better yet?
Wisk not woks. Lol stupid autocorrect. It doesn’t know what a wisk is!
Looks yummy and kind of easy to make. I’ll definitely try this. I have a 1 yr old baby boy and I hope he’ll like it. Thank you Dve for sharing this��
Again thank you for your ever so awesome instructions. You can teach more in 3.5 minutes than many can in 10 minutes or more. When one sees the dish, at first it may appear “rich” or high in fat, but the recipe and your instruction show it to be actually quite low in fat, IMO.
The option to use canned mushrooms is good because fresh have short expiration dates. Might saut’eed cut green beans substitute for the mushrooms if one desired? Thanks.
Yummy recipe Beth! By the way how’s your mother? Hope everything is well.
I love their recipes, they are incredible. You can do some recipe from Brazil?
Does this recipe call for some sort of specific flour or is it all purpose?
Sorry I just wantrd to make sure since I’ve never made anything like this before:’)
This dish looks delicious!!!! I,ll make mine with chicken. Yummy!!!!
Very interesting dish. I’ve never heard of chicken a la king. It looks very tasty though. It kind of reminded me of chicken pot pie stuffing.
Looks good, watching your video, it appears simple to make….. which is GOOD for me. my wife tells me it’s my turn for “mess duty” tonight. So I’ll be making this dish for dinner tonight. at this time, I’m thinking about cooking it up in a cast iron skillet, layering the top of the dish with biscuits, and popping it into the oven to cook the biscuits. wish me luck!!!
The Richard Dryfus reference at the end… you kill me, chef.:D
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How does chicken a la king differ from chicken pot pie filling?
Or, you can buy three cans of Swanson’s Chicken ala king at the dollar store for $3.00. And it’s excellent. I serve it over Pepperidge Farm Puff Pastry shells and it is to die for.
Small amount of finely diced onion and sweet pepper with a splash of sherry and heavy cream,would make this VERY basic recepie so much better
The chicken ala king I’ve had in the past had this certain taste to it, some spice or herb or something. What you made was more like chicken and gravy over biscuits.
Cheapskate out and buy sliced mushrooms. Aren’t sliced mushrooms more expensive than unsliced mushrooms?
Does he normally sound like that? I mean the up and down tone of his voice. Its annoying.
I like this recipe!! Quick, easy and looks delicious!! Cute doggie too (o:
This is the 2nd time I cooked this. Thanks for the recipe my husband love this recipe of yours. We found the right taste for chicken a la king.
Is it 1/4 of a cup as he says or is it 1/2 a cup as it’s displayed on the screen when adding the flour?
Wouldn’t it be so much better with potato starch instead of flour? Seems weird to make a wheat roux for this,
What about the red pimentos and touch of Worcestershire sauce? Chicken ala King had a certain taste. “Swanson” still makes it in a can of your store carries it.