A fusion of the flavours of Spain, but the vibe of Morocco - welcome to our Smoky Chicken and Chorizo Cous Cous. You know we love a one pot recipe and we've not let you down with this beauty!
As always, amounts in all of our recipes are approximate - we are a family of four with healthy appetites and this does us fine. We avoid offering cooking times as it all depends on your fuel source and how intense the flames are - just double check that everything is cooked through and piping hot!
Cook how suits you in the environment you are in - campfire, camping stove or oven. It will be delicious either way! We prefer the smokiness that open flames adds - boosting the paprika and chorizo notes even further.
Keep on reading for the full recipe for our Smoky Chicken and Chorizo Cous Cous.
Ingredients:
Chicken thighs, boneless and cut in half or quarters depending on how much cooking time you have
Chorizo, either sliced or we used packets of pre-cubed to make it even easier
Peppers, deseeded and chopped
Onion, chopped
Garlic, crushed
Tin of chickpeas, drained and rinsed
Tin of chopped tomatoes
Chicken stock
Cous cous, we used a cup measure
Paprika
Mild chilli powder
Dash of olive oil
Method:
Heat a small amount of oil in your skillet until smoking. Not much - the chorizo will release oil!
Add the chicken, stir and brown on both sides.
Add the chorizo, stir and cook until the delicious orange oil is released.
Add the onion, garlic and peppers. Stir until they soften.
Add some paprika and mild chilli powder to taste.
Stir through the tin of tomatoes and the chickpeas.
Then add enough stock to cover the ingredients in the pan with a little bit extra. Cook for about 15 minutes or so until the chicken is cooked through. Top up the stock as needed (you need the liquid for the cous cous!)
Turn off the heat, add the cous cous and stir through the liquid.
Cover with a lid or tin foil until the cous cous absorbs most of the liquid.
Delicious as is, or with a dollop of hummus!
So there you have it, Smoky Chicken and Chorizo Cous Cous. If you are craving a dish that brings together the vibrant vibes of Spain and the exotic charm of Morocco, look no further - it's a one-pot masterpiece!
The first time we made it at Camping Scamping HQ we had hardly sat down before the scamps had devoured it!
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