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LAS14

(13,783 posts)
Fri Jun 14, 2019, 11:55 AM Jun 2019

How would you serve a stew that contains whole pieces...

... of bone-in chicken? In this case, Brunswick stew.

You can't put the chicken piece in a soup bowl. I can make the stew thick enough to go over rice. But what is normally done?

tia
las

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How would you serve a stew that contains whole pieces... (Original Post) LAS14 Jun 2019 OP
Chicken! No squirrel or rabbit? Floyd R. Turbo Jun 2019 #1
You shred the chicken after cooking and toss the meat back into the pot dawg day Jun 2019 #2
Yep! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jun 2019 #3
That's typical in France, and it would be in a bigger bowl than a soup bowl. OnDoutside Jun 2019 #4
smaller pieces? Kali Jun 2019 #5
Nice blade! Lochloosa Jun 2019 #6

Floyd R. Turbo

(26,546 posts)
1. Chicken! No squirrel or rabbit?
Fri Jun 14, 2019, 12:01 PM
Jun 2019

Seriously I’ve never had it bone in. Typically the meat is removed from the bone prior to serving! 😋

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