willumanOPFreedom&Peace, North Holland Netherlands319 posts
1. Preheat oven for 10-15 minutes at 325. 2. Place about 6 chicken thighs close together in oven pan with 2 inch high sides (skin on or off). 3. Sprinkle lightly with salt, pepper, & graded garlic. 4. Space out 2-4, 1/4 pads of butter between thighs. 5. Pour 1 cup of chicken broth around outside edge of thighs. 6. Mince or thinly slice half 1 white onion into broth around edges of thighs. 7. Bake for about 35-55 minutes. 8. Serve with rice or buttered potatoes with parsley flakes, whole kernal corn, biscuits and small bowl of warm cream of chicken soup, chilled sweetened lemony tea, diet soda, or your favorite beer, wine or sangria. 9. Broth can be spooned into small bowl and used to dip biscuit in. MMMM MMMMM!! Mighty Tasty! Bon Appetite!
willuman: 1. Preheat oven for 10-15 minutes at 325. 2. Place about 6 chicken thighs close together in oven pan with 2 inch high sides (skin on or off). 3. Sprinkle lightly with salt, pepper, & graded garlic. 4. Space out 2-4, 1/4 pads of butter between thighs. 5. Pour 1 cup of chicken broth around outside edge of thighs. 6. Mince or thinly slice half 1 white onion into broth around edges of thighs. 7. Bake for about 35-55 minutes. 8. Serve with rice or buttered potatoes with parsley flakes, whole kernal corn, biscuits and small bowl of warm cream of chicken soup, chilled sweetened lemony tea, diet soda, or your favorite beer, wine or sangria. 9. Broth can be spooned into small bowl and used to dip biscuit in. MMMM MMMMM!! Mighty Tasty! Bon Appetite!
willumanOPFreedom&Peace, North Holland Netherlands319 posts
Miss ladyfingers, tonight I am trying this recipe for chicken but I'm all out of onions. Do you think I could stop by, and get a couple of yours? I'll cutemup there at your place. They always make my eyes water. So if that happens you could nicely pat my head and offer me a napkin.?? I promise 2 repay the favor....
willumanOPFreedom&Peace, North Holland Netherlands319 posts
Hugz_n_Kissez: who cares i hate your cooking anyway...
Yea sure, that's not what you said after you tried my thanksgiving dinner fiest I prepared for you with all the fixens...remember that desert with the sweet berries from the mountains, and the sweet succulent honey glazed Canadian ham etc. now was it? Hmmmmm?!!
willumanOPFreedom&Peace, North Holland Netherlands319 posts
wixomwizard: Anything I would cook is better off given a buriel at sea.
I love your quiet place for 2 quick reasons. 1-it looks like a great place to paint-very beautiful, & 2-it looks like a great place to drop a line in the water-ever do any fishing there?
willumanOPFreedom&Peace, North Holland Netherlands319 posts
wixomwizard: Wise choice!
When I cook for a woman, they are treated as Greek Goddess'es...they all get a burnt offering.
My best friend in the world, before he passed was a Greek...P. Paraskeva....I miss him very much! You look a lot like him. I owe him so much. He was the best man I ever new. He helped so many people, including me. I miss him very very much. Did you know him? He is one of the main reasons I became a teacher. I know I'm not perfect, but if I could even be a little like he was, it would be great to me.
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2. Place about 6 chicken thighs close together in oven pan with 2 inch high sides (skin on or off).
3. Sprinkle lightly with salt, pepper, & graded garlic.
4. Space out 2-4, 1/4 pads of butter between thighs.
5. Pour 1 cup of chicken broth around outside edge of thighs.
6. Mince or thinly slice half 1 white onion into broth around edges of thighs.
7. Bake for about 35-55 minutes.
8. Serve with rice or buttered potatoes with parsley flakes, whole kernal corn, biscuits and small bowl of warm cream of chicken soup, chilled sweetened lemony tea, diet soda, or your favorite beer, wine or sangria.
9. Broth can be spooned into small bowl and used to dip biscuit in.
MMMM MMMMM!! Mighty Tasty! Bon Appetite!