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Recipes Main Dish Recipes Poultry Recipes The folks in Brunswick, Georgia say they invented Brunswick Stew though Brunswick County, Virginia claims it was first served at a political rally held there in 1828. Whichever is correct, this Southern dish is now made with chicken, beef and / or pork (bacon) in lieu of the traditional squirrel. Breelan Dunnigan, the heroine in my romantic novel, The Goodbye Lie, uses her mother’s version to make Brunswick Stew as the entrée for her first dinner party. Enjoy,
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Place the chicken, ham and onion in a large stew pot, and cover with the water. Add a little salt and pepper. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer on the stove covered for 2 1/2 hours. Stir once in a while to keep ingredients from sticking to the bottom of the pot. Add the tomatoes, potatoes, corn and beans, and simmer for another 1½ hours until the beans and potatoes are tender. Add the butter and serve warm with bread or rolls. Makes at least 12 servings depending upon the portion size.
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