Chicken Soup - It's Time

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Someone's gotta drink a little for testing... and to make sure it's fit for human consumption.
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It's just a little to thin... but I know how to fix that. Instead of boiling it down, a couple handfuls of okra will fix it right up. Of course orka fixes just about anything :)
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It's just about ready for the pressure canner.

But I'll save a little for supper tonight and make some dumplings to go along with it.
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Right time of year for it! It will taste wonderful on the first snow day and every snow day after that. When I get the chicken, stock and fat preserved this year, then I know I'm finally ready for winter.
 

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Well I'm babysitting the pressure canner - I've done this many times..kind of boring but hey it has to be done...
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Here is what's left of burbon red turkey tom soup from last year. My wife had to hide 5 jars from the kids - it's so good.
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We made a chicken soup last night as well. I did the usual suspects- chicken, carrots, celery, onion... then I added some green chilies and Tony Chachere's for seasoning, and some of my low carb macaroni at the end. It was wonderful!
 

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Oh that looks REALLY good!


I use the big crockpot for cooking down the carcass, but it's pretty much the same thing. Chicken isn't really my favorite meat and I don't raise meat birds. I do process extra silkie boys, and soup fixings is the best use for them.
 

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All you need now is some fresh home baked bread or rolls to go with that soup :) Well done you, it looks fantastic!
 
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