Although my mom's version still takes the cake this was quick and easy. I used 1 can reg broth and 1 1/2 cans of low sodium broth cut up the carrots and added 1 celery stalk chopped. Also right before the chicken was cooked through I added 1/3 cup noodles. By the time I was finished cutting up the chicken the noodles were done too. The result was a thick soup that was pretty tasty. Sprinkled dry parsley overall. Thanks Deb.
I thought this recipe was pretty good. I would definitely add more to it. I added some celery noodles and garlic powder and it was really great. But without the additions I think it would have been very bland.
This was really good and sooo easy to make! I had some leftover roasted chicken that I wanted to use up so I just threw that in instead of the boneless breasts. I also added an extra can of broth a handful of spinach and about a half a cup of ditalini pasta. My husband thought I had been cooking this all day!
This soup is rich like your grandmother used to make. It has large tender chunks of chicken and vegetables enough for anyone. It's great on a cold winter day and cooks in 20 minutes.
I always double this recipe. Changes to the double recipe: salt-free chicken stock three cloves garlic a few celery leaves (no celery salt) pepper and more carrots than called for (usually use all in the fridge... mini carrots and reg chopped carrots). After all is cooked add left overs from a store-broiled chicken. Salt to taste. (chicken is usually salted but sometimes needs a bit.) Love the fresh cilantro on top. Make this every time there is left-over chicken.
For a quick soup this was awesome. I didn't have much on hand but wanted to make chicken soup for my sick boyfriend. This did it! It was a very very helpful start. I ended up using dill weed instead of celery seed (it's only what I had) substituting a teaspoon of onion powder for the chopped and adding a cup of rotini pasta to the mix after I took out the chicken. I also added a cup of frozen green beans at the end to give it some color. It was amazingly easy totally hit the spot and Dan loved it. Highly recommended!
My daughter got sick in school yesterday and I wasn't home...GUILT GUILT GUILT. I didn't have my cell with me either; more GUILT. Daddy to the rescue thank goodness. Anyway she was finally feeling a little hungry today so I whipped this soup up for her. It's really pretty good for a quickie and she's definitely enjoying it. Thanks Deb!
Based on how easy the recipe was the soup turned out surprisingly nice. It wasn't the best chicken soup I ever had but I suppose that type of soup takes hours of slaving away in the kitchen. I also used fresh chopped celery instead of celery salt and a boullion cube base. We had some leftover pre-cooked spaghetti noodles from the dinner before which we added in the last 5 minutes and it made a nice addition. We had leftovers the next day and I actually thought it tasted better the second day after the flavors had more time to release. The vegetables/chicken/noodles had absorbed some of the soup so we added a little more boullion base and it was really delicious the second day!
This was pretty good.. I used celery instead of celery salt. Needs a little something but I'm not sure what.
Did not like it. You can tell that it comes from a can.
