Belongs to cokerlj "Kapanki" (Czech Drop Noodles) 
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To make a quick chicken soup I use the “Lipton Dry Chicken Noodle Soup Mix”. I follow the basic directions for the soup but will add 1 chicken bouillon cube and 1 extra cup of water. Then I will drizzle my “kapanki” mixture into this soup. Of course you can use your own home made chicken broth.
My son quickly learned to make this when he went off to college…he liked it better than Ramen and it was his “go to” soup when he wasn’t feeling well.

You might need to buy:
  • Lipton Dry Chicken Noodle Soup mix
  • eggs depending on the amount of noodles you want
  • chicken bouillon cube
  • water
  • flour
  • extra water
  • salt to taste
Belongs to cokerlj Bisquick Chicken and Dumplings 
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I prefer my Creamed Chicken or Chicken and Dumplings recipe in this book to this one.

You might need to buy:
  • condensed cream of chicken OR 1 can cream of mushroom soup
  • Bisquick baking mix
  • cut up cooked chicken
  • milk
  • frozen peas and carrots OR frozen mixed vegetables
Belongs to cokerlj Cajun Jambalaya 
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This recipe utilizes a “mix”…“Bayou Magic Jambalaya Mix”…can only be found in only a few stores in Louisiana, Arkansas & Texas.
Yes, there is a recipe on the bag of mix, but I have made my own adjustments & additions to suit our family’s tastes.
Many people love the addition of Shrimp or will substitute shrimp for the chicken, you can do all three if you want.

You might need to buy:
  • french onion soup
  • Bay leaves
  • Bayou Magic Jambalaya Mix
  • Additional water if needed
  • chicken bouillon
  • cream of celery soup
  • water
Belongs to cokerlj Clam Chowder 
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This is the recipe Pamela Motl uses, and she is a great cook! She got it from Anne Burrell, the Food Network star! I also had several other Clam Chowder recipes and took some ideas from those recipes and tweeked the original recipe to make it my own.
FYI the original recipe called for fresh thyme to be bundled and simmered in chowder. We do not care for thyme so I used marjoram, basil and lots of parsley! If you like thyme, you could use instead of marjoram.

You might need to buy:
  • flour
  • heavy cream
  • whole milk
  • bay leaves
  • paprika
  • Extra-virgin olive oil
  • butter
  • Worcestershire
  • white pepper to taste
  • OPTIONAL INGREDIENTS IF NOT USING FRESH CLAMS:
  • clams plus 1/2 cup reserved juice
  • clam juice
Belongs to cokerlj Bread Bowl Chili 
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Kids Love This!
Make sure to have sour cream, chopped onions and shredded cheese on hand to use as chili toppers.

You might need to buy:
  • crushed tomatoes
  • dry onion soup mix
  • minced garlic
  • ground beef
  • Kaiser Rolls
Belongs to cokerlj Southwest White Chicken Chili 
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You can serve with some grated cheese, little green onions and crackers.

You might need to buy:
  • garlic diced
  • ground cumin
  • dried oregano leaves
  • the chicken broth cans filled with water
  • chicken bullion cube
  • medium onion chopped
  • - 10 ounce cans chicken broth
  • olive oil
  • Minute Rice
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Belongs to cokerlj Millie's Chili 
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Chili is good served with grated cheese, chopped onion and jalapeno peppers on the side as toppings (optional). Also crackers or cornbread. I prefer using “Gebhardts” brand chili powder.
More of a chili stew…some people like beans in their chili…this has a little different twist…

You might need to buy:
  • medium potatoes cubed
  • water as needed
  • Half of a 3 ounce bottle of Gebhardts chili powder
  • whole cumin seed
  • ground cumin
  • bacon grease or olive oil
  • garlic minced
  • medium onion chopped
  • diced tomatoes
  • salt to taste
Belongs to cokerlj Homemade Noodles, Czech Style 
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My grandmother brought this recipe over with her from Czechoslovakia in the late 1800’s.

You might need to buy:
  • eggs
  • water
  • flour