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On a joking side, the amount of food you make, I wished I could get some of it via drone or something. ![]() Thanks Mr. Chef Worth.
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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When I'm sick, it's too late to make chicken soup. So, I make it in advance and freeze it. I won't go into details because this recipe would likely be too large (16 quarts) for you...
1 fowl (~6-7 lbs) carrots sweet potato onion garlic parsnip celery lots of time & love |
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My recipe is from decades ago, found in a cook book with real paper pages.
![]() Online searching for "Jewish Penicillin" or "golden chicken soup" would get you many variations. I always make the soup base, and then decide whether it'll be with rice, noodles (Polish "kluski" are my favorite), or this may seem strange... I like chicken soup best with meat tortellinis. Of course, if the throat is extremely sore, all I have is the broth, and lots of it. |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Bluee19 I am as about as far from a chef as you can get but thank you anyway.
![]() Strange, when I gave a cold I like real spicy hot Mexican food. Now you guys have me wanting to can up a bunch of chicken soup. ![]() Worth |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: MA
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For a very sore throat with no nose problems, chicken broth rules. |
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: MA/NH Border
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When my husband has a cold and is all stuffed up, he swears by hot and sour soup (emphasis on the hot) from a Chinese restaurant.
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Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: CA
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I love hot and sour soup. It does have some spice in there. I have tried many places and none by far beats this one in Alhambra called Ming Wa. If you ever travel to Alhambra, CA, you must try this one.
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