Amish Chicken (it makes its own gravy while baking) supper tonight. So simple!
Delicious homemade Amish Chicken (it makes its own gravy while baking) supper tonight. So simple! recipe, easy to prepare and full of flavor!
Amish Chicken (it makes its own gravy while baking) supper tonight. So simple!
Delicious homemade Amish Chicken (it makes its own gravy while baking) supper tonight. So simple! recipe, easy to prepare and full of flavor!
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Currently trying to cook this recipe. Is the cream and water supposed to fully cover the chicken? Seemed like way too much. Hopefully it turns out!
How did it turn out? Would be nice to see a review from someone who made this!
How did it turn out? I’m trying this for dinner tonight!
Were going to have this for dinner tonight easy enough hope it turns out
seems like cream & skim or whole milk; equal water & cream seems a waste of cream
Or use half & half. Should be about same.
The cream is what makes it rich and thick…skim mile or plain milk would be like cooking in water, might as well boil it if you’re going to do that
Is the pasta baked with the chicken? I didn’t see it listed.
I have the same question about the noodles? I do not see the reply to Carol Link.
I’m sure that’s just a serving suggestion. You could also serve it over rice or mashed potatoes, I’m sure.
It’s a recipe for the chicken. You can serve the chicken over cooked pasta.
This is good I make this once a month but I use boneless skinless breast instead. My family loves this.
Can you do a conversion for the time for a slow cooker/crock pot?
Following, as this was also my question!
Just tried this for supper tonight. Was not impressed. It turned out very watery and no flavor. Hubby is attempting to salvage it. I do believe there is at least a step or two missing.
I didn’t see when to add pasta. Is it cooked and then added to chicken?
Can it be skinless chicken ?
This is one of our favorite dishes in our house.
I haven’t made this recipe yet but I would like to, I’m not sure what size baking dish to use and is the water and heavy cream supposed to cover the chicken completely.
There are no answers to anyone’s questions. It seems it would be too liquidity???
Fixing this recipe now can’t see whole recipe is there any thing after bake til skin is brown
I used 4 chicken breasts in a small 2.2 quart/ 2 liter baking dish. I poured the liquids in together first, dredged the chicken in the flour with spices mixed in so I was sure they were covered and then added remaining flour/spice dry ingredients mixture to the rest of the liquid and gently stirred it in so it could “make gracy” while it cooked. I boiled up the bow-tie pasta separately.
I made this with skinless chicken breast and then wrapped each piece with bacon. Did not used all the liquid as required, but I wish I did. My husband loved it. Will make it again.