The Traditional Greek Easter Lamb Offal Soup (Magiritsa) Made With Chicken

  1. In a small saucepan, over low-medium heat, place the giblets (except gizzards) with water and cook for 5'.
  2. Drain and set aside the giblets to cool.
  3. In a medium-big pot, over low-medium heat, place the leg fillets, gizzards and the quantity of water you think is enough for your soup (about 1lt at least).
  4. Cook for about 15'.rnDuring the cooking remove any foam you see on the top of the broth.
  5. Remove the fillets and gizzards and set aside to cool.
  6. Chop the fillets and giblets into small pieces and transfer them back to the saucepan with the broth.
  7. Add the spring onions and olive oil and cook for 5'.
  8. Add the rice, salt and pepper and cook for other 15'.
  9. Add chopped dill, mint and parsley and cook for 5'.rnTurn the heat off.
  10. In a medium bowl whisk the egg whites until they thicken enough.
  11. Add the yolks and whisk very well.
  12. Add lemon juice and whisk.
  13. Using a ladle pour some soup into the eggs stirring continuously.
  14. Continue until you have about 2-3 cups liquid in your bowl with eggs.
  15. Then using the ladle transfer the mixture back to the saucepan stirring the soup.

chicken, chicken giblets, white long grain rice, dill, olive oil, eggs, lemon juice, salt

Taken from food52.com/recipes/70071-the-traditional-greek-easter-lamb-offal-soup-magiritsa-made-with-chicken (may not work)

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