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Old 07-20-2008, 08:35 AM
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Rachael Ray's Double Dumpling Chicken Stoup

2 tb. evoo - twice around the pan
4 celery ribs chopped
2 medium onions chopped
1 1/2 - 2 cups shredded carrots
1 fresh or dried bay leaf
salt and black pepper
6 cups chicken stock
1 pound ground chicken
2 garlic cloves minced
1/4 tsp. fresh grated nutmeg
1 egg
1/2 cup italian seasoned breadcrumbs
1/2 grated parmigiano reggiano cheese
1 package fresh gnocchi
1 cup frozen peas
A handful of fresh flat leaf parsley fine chopped
Crusty bread for mopping

Heat evoo in soup pot over medium to medium high heat.
Add the celery, onions, carrots and bay leaf; season with salt and pepper and cook for five minutes.
While the stock heats, place the chicken in a bowl and season with salt and pepper.
Add the garlic, nutmeg, egg, bread crumbs, and cheese.
Combine the chicken mixture with your hands, then roll into walnut size meatballs and add to soup.
Cook for 3-4 minutes, then add the gnocchi to the pot and cook for 5 minutes longer, or unti they float to the surface.
Add the peas and parsley, and allow to stand on stovetop for 5 minutes to cool and thicken up a bit.
Discard the bay leaf, ladle into bowls and serve with crusty bread.

I made this early today. It is the only recipe I have tried out of the one RR cookbook I have. Its actually very good.
I used just one onion and also added two cloves minced garlic to the veggies when they were cooking plus the garlic I put in the meatballs. I didnt use shredded carrot. I just chopped some fresh carrot I had from the garden. I left out the nutmeg. I used Parmesan cheese because that was all I had. I also added a couple tb. fresh parsley to the meatball mixture and I used ground turkey instead of chicken. I used homemade ricotta gnocchi I had in the freezer Mama taught me to make. I left out the peas and added a small baby zuchinni I chopped.
I finished it off with a couple tb fresh minced parsley. All in all very good soup. Just what the doctor ordered when your allergies have you feeling under the weather.
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Old 07-20-2008, 07:21 PM
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Delish, janie! Thanks!
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I wasnt to impressed with many recipes in her book but I thought Id share one I did try.
Jon tried it and he thought it was good to.
What is it in people that they crave a big ol bowl of garlic laced soup when they are under the weather lol.
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I like a lot of things about Rach- I ain't really got a single beef with her... tho there are some l'il things I notice that irk me a bit, too.

One is that almost everytime I check out her show it seems she's making one of her million versions of a burger...

...another is, she seems to make countless simmered/stewed dishes that all look alike to me in that orange oblong braising pan of her's... Not that I got a thing in the world against a good burger or a stew or a good braise... I just enjoy seeing more variety.
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I think alot of her stuff is really starting to sound like repeats with just a few ingredients changed up. I have all of Paula Deen's books. I have two of Giada's and I gave the one I had away written by Ellie Krieger. I have Tyler's Ultimate and both of the Deen brother's books and thats about the extent of my FN book collection. I only have the one RR book. I think its called Just In Time.

Have you been watchin The Next Food Network Star? Jon and I have.
from what I read the FN is planning to add alot of new shows for the fall. I really like that new one called Secrets of a Restaurant Chef.
Everyday Italian is no longer in production. They are filming her new show now called Giada At Home ..I think.
I dont think any of her other shows are still in production..like Behind The Bash or Weekend Getaways.
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I actually don't have cable or satellite tv at all, janie... but I have seen all these programs enuf at others' homes that I certainly know what one is speaking of when they discuss them. I liked Rachel's $40 a Day show...have always liked Paula, and I like Giada's 'Everyday Italian' and 'Behind the Bash'... Actually, I pretty much liked all of them except Emeril and anything by Bobby Flay- for some reason those two just never grew on me in any way. Oh- one of my favs on FN has always been Michael Chiarello...

I like Martha's show, can handle Rachel's show in very small doses, and on PBS I enjoy Lidia and Rick Bayless, and Caprille & John, and the food segments on 'Real Simple'...

And though they are mega-popular with most, I cannot stand Gordon Ramsay's show or Iron Chef.
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I saw Dinner Impossible last night with the new host Chef Symon from Iron Chef.
He replaced Robert Irvine who was fired for fibbing about his credentials.
I didnt like Symon on Iron Chef ..I wanted John Besh to win.
I had hoped they would bring in Chef Besh to host Dinner Impossible. Symon stunk at it.
I wont be watching that one anymore.
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Chubby I'm like you. We don't have cable, so the only time I see those shows is at friends houses, or when we're on the road.

When I night clered at a motel I used to turn on FN when I got there, and leave it be until it switched to infomercials at 4 in the morning.

>one of my favs on FN has always been Michael Chiarello...<

I like Michael's show. But replicating his ease and comfort escapes me. I have one of his books, At Home With Michael Chiarello, and have yet to make anything from it that turned out the way it's supposed to.

I was thinking about FN chefs the other day. Look at how some of them group:

Paula, Ina, the Neeley gal.

Giada, Sandra Lee, Ellie Krieger

Now remember Rule No. 1: Never trust a skinny chef. Gotta be something to it. Of course, the way things are going, pretty soon you won't qualify for a FN show if you are female and wear a dress size bigger than 4 or a bra smaller than 38 DDD.
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Ha! You may have something there with the dress-size/bra-size, Brook!

I am unfamiliar with "the Neeley gal" and Ellie Krieger, so maybe it's been too long since I checked out FN.
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Ellie Krieger is the one that host the show Healthy Appetite.
The Neeley gal hosts Down Home With The Neeley's with her husband Pat. He is the BBQ king according to them. They make alot of food like Paula Deen. I think the Neeley gal is a tad over the top for my taste. She gets on my nerves when I watch their show but they do have some good recipes. From what I see her and her husband are going to be the hosts of Road Tasted now and not the Deen brothers.

The FN is really going downhill fast. I miss the way it used to be.
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