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For dinner tonight, I am making a chicken and leek stew. And not wanting to waste remaining buttermilk from an earlier cook, I made a buttermilk pie this morning to eat after the stew. Trouble is, the Chiefs vs Broncos game starts at 3:30 our time. I am going to be busy at half time, me thinks. Brad
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Originally posted by rinembFor dinner tonight, I am making a chicken and leek stew. And not wanting to waste remaining buttermilk from an earlier cook, I made a buttermilk pie this morning to eat after the stew. Trouble is, the Chiefs vs Broncos game starts at 3:30 our time. I am going to be busy at half time, me thinks. Brad
I decided to do the prep work, and just finished slicing, washing, and bagging the leeks. Washing, slicing, and bagging the mushrooms. Cutting the boneless/skinless chicken thighs into rough 2"-ish pieces, seasoned the cuts, and bagged them. Recipe called for breasts, but the thighs were on sale and will give me cooking wiggle room. Brad
rinemb
Im a leek freak. They just hit different. That is IMO, the perfect fall dinner.
Can’t make potato soup without leeks. When I was young , my mother made a dish with rabbit and leeks similar to your stew.
Slammer!!!
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Originally posted by rinembWe ate my chicken and leek stew served with a mini Italian style boule, and an Oregon Pinot noir. This stew was very rich but very good. Should I make it again, I may serve it over rice to reduce the amount of stew going into my gut. Brad
Ha!...
Fat chance on ...reduction... :0)
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Originally posted by slammerrinemb
Im a leek freak. They just hit different. That is IMO, the perfect fall dinner.
Can’t make potato soup without leeks. When I was young , my mother made a dish with rabbit and leeks similar to your stew.
Slammer!!!
Me too, a leek freak! Stupid me learned a new way to clean the things when using them sliced. (I always slice up into the tender green parts as well) I made 1/4"-ish slices and floated them in a big bowl of water, then hand agitate them a bit along with a bit of finger rubbing on some pieces, then lift them out of the bowl with a slotted tool. Much better than other methods I have done. Brad
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Originally posted by STUD figmo AlI am really liking the fried dough things...
If it's anything like Indian fry bread , I'm in!!! Indian fry bread tacos and Indian fry bread with sugar& cinnamon is our goto at the fair or food truck.
Slammer!!!
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Originally posted by slammerquote:
Originally posted by STUD figmo AlI am really liking the fried dough things...
If it's anything like Indian fry bread , I'm in!!! Indian fry bread tacos and Indian fry bread with sugar& cinnamon is our goto at the fair or food truck.
Slammer!!!
A fine supper! Simple, but appetizing.
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Originally posted by csratquote:
Originally posted by slammerquote:
Originally posted by STUD figmo AlI am really liking the fried dough things...
If it's anything like Indian fry bread , I'm in!!! Indian fry bread tacos and Indian fry bread with sugar& cinnamon is our goto at the fair or food truck.
Slammer!!!
A fine supper! Simple, but appetizing.
Csrat,Where have you been? Good to see back to this forum. Brad
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