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...for homemade chicken soup, starting with the feet. Add in hearts, gizzards and necks, along with a whole chicken, and in a few days it'll be the best soup ever. ![[Linked Image]](https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/gallery/80/medium/138607.jpeg)
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I saved tbe paws from tbe chickens we killed this year. I have to cook tbem to use them. My wife wants notbing to do with them, and the gizzards.
A bit of detail on prep would be appreciated.
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I saved tbe paws from tbe chickens we killed this year. I have to cook tbem to use them. My wife wants notbing to do with them, and the gizzards.
A bit of detail on prep would be appreciated.
Not asking for a friend. It's pretty basic stuff...just pluck everything that may be above the ankle area, scrub it down to skin and then wash any debris off. From there, you have the base for soup, just put some oil in a pot, brown the feet a bit and put the water, chicken and seasonings in for a long simmer.
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And Kreplach! It's like a won ton mixed with a ravioli, with a sauteed beef and onion filling. In soup with horseradish, it's the type of thing that makes one a believer. In something.
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Jesus, I thought this would be a thread about Rice Krispie Treats or pumpkin pie or something. Instead it has a pot of chicken feet. Next time put Warning: Gross Parts in the title. ![[Linked Image from static.wikia.nocookie.net]](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/indianajones/images/b/b4/EyeballSoup.jpg)
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I saved tbe paws from tbe chickens we killed this year. I have to cook tbem to use them. My wife wants notbing to do with them, and the gizzards.
A bit of detail on prep would be appreciated.
Not asking for a friend. It's pretty basic stuff...just pluck everything that may be above the ankle area, scrub it down to skin and then wash any debris off. From there, you have the base for soup, just put some oil in a pot, brown the feet a bit and put the water, chicken and seasonings in for a long simmer. Thanks. We make lots of chicken stock from the backs. Wonderful stuff.
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If you've ever watched chickens scratching through a pile of cow or horse manure, there's no way you could eat those feet.............lol. At least not me.
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And Kreplach! It's like a won ton mixed with a ravioli, with a sauteed beef and onion filling. In soup with horseradish, it's the type of thing that makes one a believer. In something. Your frigging killing me. Our local Jewish Food Festival was cancelled this last June and I'm jonesing hard.
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If you've ever watched chickens scratching through a pile of cow or horse manure, there's no way you could eat those feet.............lol. At least not me. Im guessing your not a devotee of pickled pigs feet as well.
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i wonder if this would cure kung flu, better do some research
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Ping pong balls for the win.
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The chicken feet are on my once is enough list.
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i wonder if this would cure kung flu, better do some research Only bird flu. 
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there use to be a big mkt. in china for us made chicken feet. don't know if it still exists but bet it does.
my wife loves fried gizzards. i'm not so positive on them as she is. i like the liver (offal?).
i like a chicken stock made with a big bundle of herbs along with the chicken.
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And Kreplach! It's like a won ton mixed with a ravioli, with a sauteed beef and onion filling. In soup with horseradish, it's the type of thing that makes one a believer. In something. Are them Kreplach anything like pelmeni or manti? Or larger? Horseradish in chicken soup? Prepared or fresh grated. I've got some to dig soon, another thing to enjoy on a cold day.
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In it is death and all you seek
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If you've ever watched chickens scratching through a pile of cow or horse manure, there's no way you could eat those feet.............lol. At least not me. Im guessing your not a devotee of pickled pigs feet as well. Probably not oxtail soup or rump roast either. One knows what those things get covered in, eh?
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If you've ever watched chickens scratching through a pile of cow or horse manure, there's no way you could eat those feet.............lol. At least not me. Do you eat much sausage?
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I'm looking forward to seeing the soup!
Makes sense to use those feet for broth. Have seen them for sale, but didn't know what they'd be good for.
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...for homemade chicken soup, starting with the feet. Add in hearts, gizzards and necks, along with a whole chicken, and in a few days it'll be the best soup ever. For the feet ..... Dry, dust, fry, or skip the dust.
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