Wonderful Chicken, Potato, and Gravy Crock Pot

This delicious chicken crockpot recipe was developed after experimenting with quite a few ingredient compositions. I the cream of celery soup gave a better flavor than the cream of mushroom soup usually used. The other ingredient that helped in the flavor department is the smoked sausage. Most of my own recipes use chicken or fish as the base "meat" ingredient, but in this case I think this is a case where "less is more" because of the high flavor concentration of the sausage. Having worked in many labs during my career, it's a great feeling to be making experiments you can eat, something you can't do in most chemlabs.

Ingredients:

Chicken Chili

3 chicken drumsticks, skin on, bone in

1 medium onion, chopped

2 cans cream of celery soup

2 cloves garlic, minced

4 medium potatoes, prebaked, cooled and peeled

1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil

1 chicken bouillon cube

1/4 tsp freshly ground black pepper

1/2 tsp ground thyme

1 bay leaf

3 oz smoked sausage, sliced crossways about 1/8" thick

1 cup chicken broth (or water)

Instructions:

1 - Add the olive oil to a skillet, then saute' onion until translucent.

2 - Add garlic and cook for no longer than 1 minute. (gets bitter if you don't)

2 - Remove with slotted spoon and put in slow cooker.

3 - Add chicken pieces to same skillet and lightly brown for about 5 minutes.

4 - Add the chicken and all the other ingredients to the crock

pot and cook on high for 4-5 hours or until chicken is tender.

Comment - Words to describe this crock pot meal are hard to find but scrumptious comes to mind, along with unbelievably delicious!

Wonderful Chicken, Potato, and Gravy Crock Pot

I know you'll just love this one! - Frank

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The author is a retired chemical engineer who in retirement has become the chief and only cook and bottle cleaner in the family. After watching hundreds of cooking shows and reading thousands of cookbooks I am generating and publishing my own plus lots of other already published recipes, mostly pre WWII. I do this on my website which also includes cryptogram puzzles, reform political commentary, auction stuff and UFO (Used Furniture Outlet). We live near Hecla, PA but this is a different UFO. Hope you like the recipes and that you will visit my site to find the over 600 recipes (and rising) free of charge. I hope you will click on some advertising links while there to help me maintain the website and continue to make it grow. The website is http://www.frankernhart.com

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