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* Chicken Paprikash (meat, broth) | |
1kg boneless chicken breasts | |
3 chicken bouillon cubes | |
1 medium onion, diced | |
10mL paprika | |
5dL sour cream | |
50mL flour | |
1 bay leaf | |
1. Season chicken breasts with salt & pepper and brown in oil, setting aside on a plate. | |
2. Saute diced onions until opaque. | |
3. Cut chicken into chunks. | |
4. Combine chicken, onion, broth, bay leaf and add water to cover in a 5L pot. | |
5. Simmer until chicken is tender. Set aside and allow temperature to reduce. | |
6. Once temperature is reduced, add sour cream gradually. | |
7. Add paprika. | |
8. Add flour gradually until broth thickens slightly. | |
9. Add dumplings (see following recipe). | |
* Chicken Paprikosh (dumplings) | |
1 egg | |
175mL water | |
5mL salt | |
500mL flour, approx. | |
1. Whisk egg and water in a bowl. | |
2. Whisk in salt. | |
3. Gradually add flour using wooden spoon | |
4. Batter should be sticky & elastic. | |
5. Dip a tablespoon into a pot of boiling water. | |
6. Spoon approximately 10mL of batter, dipping spoon into boiling water until the dumpling releases. | |
7. Repeat until all of the batter has been used. | |
8. Wait one minute after the last dumpling has been added, then drain in a colander. | |
9. Add dumplings to the broth. Dumplings will absorb the broth and thicken the broth. |
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