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Kelly on 8.12.2018
This is delicious! I used my cast iron skillet with chicken thighs. After adding the broth, I put the chicken back in and put the skillet in the oven for one hour at 375, uncovered. I used Greek yogurt instead of sour cream. Heavenly!
Alicia Smith on 4.4.2015
What a wonderful recipe! It is the gravy that makes it. Even my picky hubby likes it. I have made this several times with great success, usually mixing chicken legs and boneless/skinless breasts, as we like both. Thanks for the great recipe!
hannahlea on 2.2.2013
This was great. I love finding ways to use chicken legs/thighs since they are so easy on the budget! This wasn’t a complicated recipe, and everyone ate it – even my picky husband & 16 month old.
countryslchic on 9.1.2011
Just like grandma used to make! I ALWAYS use chicken legs (skin on, bone in)…Chicken paprikash is NOT for when you want to eat light so save your boneless/skinless breasts for salads
kateleslie on 4.22.2011
This was delicious. I’ve made it several times now. I buy chicken drumsticks at the store since they are so inexpensive, and they work perfectly.
The first time I did not add flour to the gravy, and it was a little runny for me, so I added flour the next time and it was perfect.
I also took your advice and made potato dumplings to go with it. Yum!
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Kelly on 3.31.2017
This was great! I grew up with chicken paprika, which was much creamier and served with kluski noodles. The 2 sticks of butter and whole 8oz container of sour cream mixed with 5TBLS flour. I adapted it to just chicken breast instead of a whole cut up chicken to make it easier to eat. My son and I eat it for every meal until gone to make sure we get our “fix”!