| Chicken And Dumplings | |
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| Link ID | 2152 |
| Title | Chicken And Dumplings |
| Description | 6 broiler chickens (12 servings) 12 med. potatoes 6 tbsp. butter 3 c. biscuit mix 6 med. carrots 12 celery stalks 3 onions Salt & pepper to taste Water 1 lb. coffee cans (1 can for every 2 servings) For 2 servings using a 1 pound coffee can cut half a chicken into pieces to fit in can. Quarter an onion and cut up 1/4 into small pieces put on top of chicken. Add 2 peeled and diced potatoes on top of onion. Scrape and thinly slice 1 carrot over potatoes. Cut 2 celery stalks in small pieces and place on carrots. Pour 1/2 cup water over everything. Mix 1/2 cup biscuit mix with 4 tablespoons water. Pat into 1 balls. Put on top of vegetables (as many as will fit). Cover securely with foil. Place on hot coal embers and cook 1 hour. |
| Category | Outdoor |
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| Date | Jan 1, 2008 |
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