Country Style Fricassee Fowl, 1956
This recipe from the Star's archives is for a classic, country-style chicken fricassee, a stew that's only limited by the ingredients in the pantry.
This recipe from the Star's archives is for a classic, country-style chicken fricassee, a stew that's only limited by the ingredients in the pantry.
Today's recipe is a super delicious, nutritious, and flavorful combination. It is also a good hearty dish, either for dinner or supper, and it is easy to make. I like mine with plenty of crackers crumbled into it.
A lady asked me the other day to define "old fashioned" chicken pie as contrasted with a "modern." I can tell you the chief distinction without any difficulty. The "old fashioned" had plenty of chicken meat in it.
This good apple dessert comes from Mrs. Charles L. Keene of West Poland, Maine. Try heavy cream on this crumble, and mix just a whiffle of cinnamon and nutmeg into the cream.
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