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There's a complaint in my house that I overcooked chicken in the soup.
There are so many recipes for chicken soup. I did this: Put about four thighs and legs (organic) in the pot with 4 quarts water and some vegetables -- carrots, celery, onion, etc. Brought it just up to the boil, about to boil, then turned it down to simmer. Stopped it at 1 hour and 15 minutes. The complaint is that the chicken is tasteless from being overcooked. Needless to say, my overcooking is the constant complaint. I try to keep it to the minimum time but can't seem to find the borderline. What do you think it is? |
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