LOVE it!! A HUGE hit with the entire family plus a friend who was over. I was 1 can short on the green chilies but it was plenty spicy enough for us so I think I'll stick w/that amount again. Thank you for a new soup recipe that'll go into rotation here!!
LOVE it!! A HUGE hit with the entire family plus a friend who was over. I was 1 can short on the green chilies but it was plenty spicy enough for us so I think I'll stick w/that amount again. Thank you for a new soup recipe that'll go into rotation here!!
Very good chowder. I did make some alterations. One thing is I would definitely parboil the potatoes prior to putting them in the pan. Mine are not quite soft enough. I did use fresh Hatch green chiles so I did put chicken broth in it. I also felt it definitely needed more liquid. I added a can of drained Rotel (green chiles & tomatoes) and a can of cream of chicken soup. I did not have any cream style corn so I used drained canned corn. It was perfect! At the end I threw some cream cheese in just to fatten it up!! LOL It was a little spicy so that's why I added the cream cheese!! Enjoy.
It was good I made some changes the 2nd time I made it & I think it enhanced the recipe. Cook the bacon a little longer than called for (crispy edges) it gives the soup more of a concentrated bacon flavor. 2 onions vs 1 add a green pepper 2 stalks of diced celery 1 jalapeno (the cream kills the heat but you get a little bite vs only green chiles) 3 cans of cream corn vs 2 4 lbs of chicken vs what the recipe called for. 1 can of condensed cream of chicken soup and 1 tablespoon of better than bouillon chicken base (this stuff is amazing). The extra corn & chicken flavor really livened it up. I took one of the chicken breasts cubed it & simmered in some chicken broth until I could shred w/fork and added it to the soup. So you get a mix of shredded & chunks of chicken. I thickened it up w/a little instant mashed potato flakes easy trick for soups if u want to thicken. I also added some quesadilla cheese to the soup. Top w/diced green onions when serving. Next time I make this I will try some variety of white beans. I think beans would be a nice addition. Thanks Papa Dar. Thumbs up!
Family liked it and so did Santa at my school where I teach. He asked for the recipe.
I made a few alterations to the recipe, like using way more chile because we like it really hot and making it in a slow cooker instead of in a pan. It was delicious
This recipe is AMAZING! So easy and so good! A must for cold winter days my entire family loved it and we had plenty of leftovers too! Great job Papa Dar!
We really enjoyed this on a cold winter night. I halved the ingredients since there were only 3 of us. I might add some diced red or green bell pepper along with the onion just to add some color. And I will cook the potatoes a little longer as some were still a little firm. But this is definitely a keeper.
I used fresh corn on the cob. It came out perfectly.
this is one of my favorite go-to recipes as I usually have all the ingredients on hand and everyone loves it. I use leftover chicken or frozen pre-cooked cut back on the chilis (because kids) and throw in a can of corn and some frozen too. I use whatever milk I have usually regular and add chicken stock to make it more like soup. Always turns out great. Fabulous recipe a family favorite - thanks!!
