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I baked/roasted a 4# chicken, and we ate 1 leg & thigh and 1 breast.
Tomorrow we will eat the other leg, thigh and breast, still leaving some meat on the carcass. I have some Rozzano Italian dried egg noodles, so I want to make a thick chicken and noodle soup, using the carcass. I will want to add a little shallot and fresh parsley & a garlic clove, a half carrot, a little onion, maybe a dried herb. Is this what I do: Boil the carcass in about 3 qts of water, then pick out all the bones, strain the broth. Put the broth and meat in a pan, add above vegetables and seasonings. Add the noodles and cook until done. Thanks, Dee |
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