Regards, June Meyer.
This is my favorite comfort food.And I need some.If you do too, try this.YUMMO!!!!- 2 onions chopped
- 4 Tbsp. shortening, corn oil or lard
- 3 Tbsp. Hungarian paprika
- 1/8 Tsp. black pepper or whole pepper corns
- 2 Tsp. salt
- 4 to 5 lbs. chicken disjointed, use legs, thighs, breast and back for best flavor
- 1 1/2 cups water
- 1/2 pt. sour cream
Brown onions in shortening. Add seasonings and chicken, brown 10 minutes. Add water, cover and let simmer slowly until it is tender. It will smell wonderful!
Remove chicken, add sour cream to drippings in pan and mix well. To thicken gravy, mix into a paste 1 Tbl. soft butter with 1 Tbl.of flour and stir into drippings.
Add dumplings and arrange chicken on top. Heat through,but do not boil, and serve.
* here is my secret:
more sour cream, and I serve it on wide egg noodles.
mmmm mmmm mmmm THE BEST!!!
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Renee Finberg 'TELLS ALL' in her BLOG.....Remove chicken, add sour cream to drippings in pan and mix well. To thicken gravy, mix into a paste 1 Tbl. soft butter with 1 Tbl.of flour and stir into drippings.
Add dumplings and arrange chicken on top. Heat through,but do not boil, and serve.
* here is my secret:
more sour cream, and I serve it on wide egg noodles.
mmmm mmmm mmmm THE BEST!!!
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Oh my God, I am soooo glad you posted this, i used to make this many years ago but forgot about it....it is so good! I served mine on egg noodles as well, it's a bit like a healthier stroganoff, no? YUM, thanks!
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Jaime
Mme Renee, this sounds great!I love Chicken Marsala, especially the way they serve it at Bravo here in Kansas City.
ReplyDeletesounds delicious and ideal for our winter that is quickly moving in on us as the year is already racing away!! Will let you know how we enjoy it later in the year. Thank you
ReplyDeleteMy Grandad used to keep chickens and show them. Chicken Paprikash sounds delicious, Renee. I have had the same dish. It was just called something different.
ReplyDeleteI think that I love most food...perhaps not sheep's eyeballs or grilled guinea pig but pretty much anything else!!!!
Thanks for the delicious looking recipe. I will definitely try it. XXXX
Yes, and YOU made it Sooo good.
ReplyDeleteCome over and make me some more..
I am in the Keys fishing cabin with kit.
Mom
the answer is NO, but now I will, thanks so much for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteI also look at chicken as the best comfort food...will try the recipee. i am with you on the topic of Cafe Flore, I could spend hours people watching while eating my chevre chaud..the attitude...the outfits...saw quite a few celebs being totally ignored...that is one of the things about France...where celebs have to wait in line for a table too.
ReplyDeleteI have never had this but it does sound yummy! Are you feeling winter in south FL and need a little comfort?
ReplyDeletexoxo
You had me @ gusto. Now I know what I'm making tomorrow night. I have never had Chicken Paprikash, but I'm going to be making this. My mom use to make killer dumplings, & I have never been so good @ them. I opting for the noodles myself with load of sour cream. So glad you all had a great trip for Andi's birthday. The photos were such fun. Hope your having a good week so far? Thanks Renee, your the bestest xoxo
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ReplyDeletehahaha... it looks delish!! but the photos of the ?roosters? are freaking me out... haha I don't want to see my food walking!!! Actually it looks really yummo.. i love sour cream and paprika so think this one would be a winner!! xx Julie Can you cook it for me? haha xx Julie