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I got this years ago from my ex mother in law who has sadly passed away since ... my kids loved it back then and it is still a favourite now.

I have passed this recipe on to many others before who have found it utterly delicious as well!

Ingredients:

1 x Chicken Maryland for each person (I usually make this with 4 ... or a mixture of drumsticks and wings)
1 x brown onion chopped
1 x tin of cream of chicken soup
1 x tim of cream of mushroom soup
1 x packet of french onion soup
1 x cup of mayonaise
1 x tablespoon of curry powder
1 x box of no name stuffing mix


In a mixing bowl mix all the soups together with the mayo and curry powder.
Place chicken in a baking dish and cover with chopped onion and then cover with the soup mixture.
Sprinke the stuffing mix over the whole dish so there is a light coating. Add a few dollops of butter on top and bake in the oven
until the chicken is cooked and the stuffing mix is golden on top.

Only one word of warning ... EVERYONE complains about the ummmm smell a day or so later

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Home to 14 mixed hens ... Light Sussex, Buff Sussex, Barnies, Langshans, Blue Australorps, SL Wyndottes, Coronation Sussex & Isa Browns & 1 Buff Sussex Roo called "RooRoo"

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MONEY can't buy happiness....but it can buy CHOOKS, and that's pretty much the same thing

Chicken Maryland is simply a chook broken down into pieces. You go into the butchers and ask for a kilo of Chicken Maryland you get a mix of thighs, wings, drumsticks etc.

J

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Some mornings I wake up grumpy but most mornings I let her sleep in.
Just Marans

In most places in Australia chicken maryland is actually a cut - it is the thigh with the leg attached.

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MONEY can't buy happiness....but it can buy CHOOKS, and that's pretty much the same thing

sounds delicious

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Wonderful Silkies

Blackleghorn is correct ... it is the thigh and leg in one cut.

They are pretty big and once cooked I usually cut the thighs off the bone very easily.

A variation I often do is throw in some veges and then just serve on a bed of rice as the meal
itself is very filling, the sauce though mixed through the rice is sooo yummy!

Would love to know if anyone else gives it a go and what they thought of it!

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Home to 14 mixed hens ... Light Sussex, Buff Sussex, Barnies, Langshans, Blue Australorps, SL Wyndottes, Coronation Sussex & Isa Browns & 1 Buff Sussex Roo called "RooRoo"

OK Sessieau i've made it for tea tonight. Bowls of rice with steamed beans, cauliflower and mushrooms to accompany it.

It smells devine and tastes fabulous. Thanks to Gran for the recipe

Yay!! Looks delish!! We had it again on the weekend as it is the kids favorite.

Glad you liked it, Gran has passed but it would make her very happy to know others are enjoying it too.

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Home to 14 mixed hens ... Light Sussex, Buff Sussex, Barnies, Langshans, Blue Australorps, SL Wyndottes, Coronation Sussex & Isa Browns & 1 Buff Sussex Roo called "RooRoo"

Looks yum! I lack inspiration with cooking at times, maybe we need to share our favourite recipes!

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1 Stafford, 1 moggy, 2 British shorthair cats, 1 Green tree frog, 2 Eastern long neck turtles, 13 chooks- lots of different breeds, 2 almost adult boys and a worn out husband!

I think that is a great idea, I used to share dinner all the time on my fb page as so many people say the same thing.

Maybe we could start a thread for easy to cook recipes that can be done pretty quickly?

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Home to 14 mixed hens ... Light Sussex, Buff Sussex, Barnies, Langshans, Blue Australorps, SL Wyndottes, Coronation Sussex & Isa Browns & 1 Buff Sussex Roo called "RooRoo"

Passed it on to family members and they said to tell you 10/10

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Yay!! Glad to hear it is being enjoyed.

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Home to 14 mixed hens ... Light Sussex, Buff Sussex, Barnies, Langshans, Blue Australorps, SL Wyndottes, Coronation Sussex & Isa Browns & 1 Buff Sussex Roo called "RooRoo"