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weinoo

weinoo

In these potential end of days, I turned to some comfort food last night (and not much different than @Ann_T's above).

 

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Chicken soup...with dumplings matzoh balls.

 

One of my better chicken stocks from frozen parts and an old hen (in my market, called a gallina).  The matzoh balls were light as a feather. Initially, I thought they would fall apart, as they were so moist, even after resting in the fridge for an hour or two. But I was able to form almost balls, and they held together beautifully, and practically melt in the mouth.

 

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Cooked in salted water with a touch of saffron.

 

 

 

 

weinoo

weinoo

In these potential end of days, I turned t some comfort food last night (and not much different than @Ann_T's above).

 

IMG_3247.thumb.jpeg.40fa0fb6de6aa320bb3ec909247c14cc.jpeg

 

Chicken soup...with dumplings matzoh balls.

 

One of my better chicken stocks from frozen parts and an old hen (in my market, called a gallina).  The matzoh balls were light as a feather. Initially, I thought they would fall apart, as they were so moist, even after resting in the fridge for an hour or two. But I was able to form almost balls, and they held together beautifully, and practically melt in the mouth.

 

IMG_3245.thumb.jpeg.822bf430c4a98b7b7ad509b70fde8e69.jpeg

 

Cooked in salted water with a touch of saffron.

 

 

 

 

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