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Free-range chicken slowly stewed with tomato and onion — a Zambian feast.
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In Zambia, native chickens raised free-range in villages are called 'village chicken' and are prized as a delicacy, firmer and more flavorful than store-bought. Stewed slowly and seasoned simply with just tomato and onion, it's eaten with nshima and prepared for guests and celebrations.
Put the chicken, water, and salt in a pot, cover, and simmer 1 hour.
When the liquid has reduced, add oil and brown the chicken.
Add the onion and sauté.
Add the chopped tomatoes, stock powder, and a little water and stew 20 minutes.
Season with pepper.