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    • Chicken and Noodles

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    Meats, Eggs Chicken, Crockpot 1 Servings

    INGREDIENTS

    2 Stalks celery; cut up
    2 Carrots; cut up
    1 lg Onion; sliced
    2 ts Salt
    1/2 ts Pepper
    1 ts Dried basil
    4 c Uncooked noodles
    1 Chicken; cut up
    Place the veggies on the bottom of the
    Pot, put the chicken on top, followed by
    The seasonings. Pour 3 cups of water
    Over. Set it on low and cook for 8-10
    Hrs. Take
    Chicken out (carefully, because it will
    Come off the bones) and put noodles
    1 In the broth, turning it up to high. Let the
    Noodles cook for 45 min., while you take
    The meat off the bones. Mix the
    Meat in. This is like a very thick chicken
    Soup and the basil makes this
    Delicious!

    INSTRUCTIONS

    Oddlyenuff@aol.com aka LJ Colten-Smith

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