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Am roasting a chicken (not a DT) and need the recipe for.........

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MarsLady · 24/11/2006 15:50

chicken soup. The Chicken soup you give to sick people please!

Thank you

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Aero · 24/11/2006 16:00

This one looks nice and hearty .

lockets · 24/11/2006 16:01

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beckybrastraps · 24/11/2006 16:02

I have a great one from Claudia Roden - but it's packed in a box somewhere. Book of Jewish food if anyone else has it...

lulumama · 24/11/2006 16:07

i do a lovely chicken soup....but takes about 6 hours to make!! do you want the recipe!

tis very simple

after eating the chicken..

cover the carcass with cold water in a big ol' pan..... add some cut up celery , carrots & onion .

Heat gently until simmering...then add some chicken stock & seasoning. Leave bubbling for a couple of hours...skimming any icky bits off the top. THen remove the carcass and add any bits of chicken to the soup . Keep simmering, skimming and tasting..adding more seasoning if neccesary. if you leave the skin on the onion, it makes the colour of the soup a bit darker..

you can reduce it further to intensify the chicken flavour....add thin vermiccelli...

if you have any Jewish delis near you, buy some mandels ( fluffy sort of croutons) or lokshen - thin long soup pasta!

and some matzoh balls ! which i cannot make, but are very simple apparently!

excellent for poorly people!

you can leave the soup in the fridge overnight and then skim the fat off in one go, but i skim as i go !!!

HTH! xx

puppydavies · 24/11/2006 16:23

i make the stock separately - cover carcass with cold water, bring to just below a simmer (should be just occasional bubble) for about 2 hours. drain and pick off the last of the chicken meat.

then soften a chopped onion add stock and chopped up spuds, carrots, celery, swede and a handful of pearl barley. add leeks, chicken bits and finely chopped parsley when other veg nearly done.

nice with a bit of cheese on the top.

MarsLady · 24/11/2006 17:48

Thank you

Six hours.........hmm may fall asleep. Feeling knackered today lol

Two hours......... promising!

Thanks one and all. Will decide when stuffed full of hot roast chicken!

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lulumama · 24/11/2006 17:53

you can do it the day after !!!

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