
Kohlrabi-Carrot-Chicken Skillet
This harmonious combination of tender chicken and crisp root vegetables in a creamy sauce is perfect proof that quick dishes can taste really good. The thick sour cream sauce combines the flavors into a comforting taste experience.
When I prepared this skillet for the first time, I was surprised how well the earthy flavors of the root vegetables complement the mild acidity of the sour cream.
Essential Ingredients and Their Selection
- Chicken breast: Fresh and not too thin for juicy meat
- Kohlrabi: Young and firm for best flavor
- Carrots: Fresh and crisp
- Sour cream: Full-fat for creamy sauce
Detailed Step-by-Step Preparation
- Preparing meat
- Cut into even cubes
- Sear over high heat for roasted flavors
- Don't cook too long
- Cutting vegetables
- Same size for even cooking
- Carrots in thin slices
- Kohlrabi in cubes

The Perfect Sauce
- Mix cornstarch with cold liquid
- Stir in slowly to prevent lumps
- Don't reduce too much
Creative Variations
- With parsnips instead of kohlrabi
- With crème fraîche instead of sour cream
- With various herbs
Serving Suggestions
- With basmati rice
- With fresh herbs
- With buttered rolls
This skillet is the epitome of quick comfort food to me. It reminds me of my mother's dishes, who could create something special with just a few ingredients.

Storage
- In the refrigerator for up to 2 days
- Add some broth when reheating
- Store sauce separately
A dish that shows that even simple ingredients can become something special!
Frequently Asked Questions
- → Can I use other vegetables?
- Yes, broccoli, cauliflower or zucchini also work well. Cooking time may vary.
- → Is the sauce possible with cream?
- Yes, sour cream can be replaced with heavy cream or crème fraîche. The sauce will be slightly thinner.
- → Can I prepare this dish in advance?
- Yes, keeps in the refrigerator for 1-2 days. When reheating, you may need to add some broth.
- → What other sides go well with this?
- Besides basmati rice, potatoes, pasta or bread also pair well with it.
- → Can I use turkey meat?
- Yes, turkey breast is a good alternative and has a similar cooking time.