I know I’ve mentioned this before, I LOVE to work with my pressure canner/cooker. Today I made chicken stew over biscuits. I started with frozen chickens (our own young roosters), put them in my pressure cooker with water and onions and cooked them at 10 lbs of pressure for an hour. When I opened up the pot, they were fall off the bones tender. I then deboned, skinned and diced up the meat. I added diced potatoes, celery, carrots, 1 can of cream of mushroom soup with 1 can of the stock left that I cooked my chickens in. Baked at 350 till fork tender. Made my biscuits – I forgot to take a picture of it – too late now it is all gone

frozen chicken and diced onions (last years garden)

fall off bone tender – look at golden stock!

before debone and skinning – diced meat….I also added salt, pepper and parsley flakes.

Ready for oven.
Blessings from Wisconsin!
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