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My great-aunt, Bertha Marie Ruty Morel, (1898 – 1989) or “Nan”, fixed this dish for anyone who was ill, had a death in the family or for anyone who just needed cheering up. This was her true “comfort food.”
* The recipe for Frank’s Famous Creole Seasoning can be found here: https://tastykitchen.com/recipes/recipes/sidedishes/franke28099s-famous-creole-seasoning/
1. Rinse chicken well under cold running water and cut into 8 serving pieces.
2. Drain the chicken well in a colander and season to taste using Frank’s Famous Creole Seasoning.
3. In a black cast iron pot, fry the bacon pieces over medium-high heat until bacon is crisp. Remove bacon and set aside.
4. Fry the chicken pieces in the hot bacon fat, a few at a time, until golden brown on all sides. These pan drippings will be used when making the roux. When done, remove chicken and set aside.
5. Deglaze the pot with the sherry.
6. Sprinkle in ½ cup flour, and using a wire whisk, stir until a golden brown roux is achieved.
7. Add onions, celery, bell pepper, carrots and garlic. Sauté until vegetables are wilted.
8. Stir in an envelope of Lipton® Onion soup mix. Mix thoroughly.
9. Return fried chicken to the pot. Add additional water if needed to cover chicken. Bring to a rolling boil, reduce heat to simmer and cook until chicken is tender, approximately 45 minutes.
10. Add green onions and parsley. Blend well into the sauce mixture.
11. Serve over noodles and add reserved bacon bits as garnish.
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geekwif on 11.16.2010
Tried this yesterday for dinner. It was quite tasty, and like you say, very much comfort food. Since there are only two of us (my husband and myself) I made a half recipe and only used two whole legs (drumsticks and thighs) instead of the whole chicken. There was quite a bit of sauce/veggies leftover, so tonight I mixed the remaining sauce with some browned ground beef and served over mashed potatoes. It was great!