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Succulent, creamy, super easy.
My little friend who had leukemia renamed it “Chicken Juice.” It was one of the few things he could eat with pleasure. Ernest passed away at the age of 7 in his sleep.
Remove all visible fat from the chicken and separate the thigh from the leg.
Throw everything in the pot and simmer away over medium-low heat for a couple of hours, or in a crock pot on your way out the door.
Chicken breast is not a desirable cut because the meat is dryer and the leg and thigh have a lot of cartilage that dissolves into the soup and gives it added richness and nutrition.
I serve a piece of falling-off-the-bone chicken over a mound of buttery mashed potatoes (or dressing) bathed in the sauce with a side of corn and cranberry jelly. I guess it is a creamy soup/stew? Either way, when you serve it, you’ll be able to hear a pin drop, especially if you have taught your kids not to speak with their mouths full! The only thing you will eventually hear is … MORE?
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srpotts on 4.4.2014
I’ve probably made this recipe 20+ times by now. Usually serve it with mashed potatoes, stuffing, & green beans or (hubby’s preference) corn. It’s like Thanksgiving on a plate but no hassle
srpotts on 10.28.2010
I made this last night the entire family LOVED it! I made mashed potatoes, stuffing, and green beans to go along side and it was like having an early Thanksgiving Thanks for such an AWESOME recipe!
audreyinez on 12.21.2009
hmmm this sounds very easy and delish! thanks for sharing and my condolences for your little friend, he is at peace.