2 packages Mrs. Schriber's contains 9-10 balls per package
6 peeled and sliced
6 sliced
4 boxes kosher for passover
1 bunch
1 small bunch
1 quartered
2 teaspoons
2
2 teaspoons
4 tablespoon
2 teaspoon
Directions
1. Prepare carrot, onion and celery as indicated - divide each into 2 sets
2. Prepare cheesecloth with 1/2 of the parsley & dill, tie with cooking string - prepare 2 sets
3. Prepare tea diffuser with 1/2 of the peppercorns, bay leaves, and tarragon - prepare 2 sets
4. Divide the chicken into 2 sets
5. Use (2) 7-quart crock pots
6. Place vegetables in the bottom of each crockpot
7. Place chicken on top of vegetables in each crockpot
8. Add 2 TBSP of Kosher Salt and 1 TSP of pepper to each crockpot
9. Add (1) tea diffuser to each crockpot
10. Add (1) cheese cloth pouch to each crockpot
11. Pour two box of broth or stock into each crockpot
12. Cover and cook on high for 5 hours
13. Remove tea diffusers and cheese cloth pouches
14. Carefully remove chicken using tongs and strainer (will be tender and fall apart if handled improperly)
15. Set chicken aside to cool
16. Strain soup broth, collecting vegetables and disposing of liquid
17. Place vegetables in air tight container in fridge until later
18. Once chicken has cooled, remove skin (hold aside for making gribenes) and bones, remain just the meat
19. Fill both crockpots with water according to matzoh ball soup mix instructions
20. Place chicken, thawed matzoh balls, sprigs of fresh parsley and vegetables into crockpot - divide each into two portions
21. Cook on high for 3 hours or until boiling
22. Once boiling, continue to cook on high for 20-30 minutes
23. Turn to low to maintain while serving and keep warm after serving until storing
24. If storing, do not store matzah balls in broth, store seperately
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