Kneaders Chicken Noodle Soup Recipe
In today’s post: This creamy chicken noodle soup is bursting with flavor and so comforting, but it’s lighter because there’s no heavy cream!
My husband hates chicken noodle soup. Weird, right? I mean, how can you hate the most comforting soup ever? Now, in his defense, sometimes chicken noodle just isn’t done quite right. The veggies might be undercooked and hard, or so overcooked they turn to mush. Or there’s way too many noodles and not nearly enough of everything else, including the chicken. Finally, I’ve had chicken noodle soups where the broth tastes like…well, plain old canned chicken broth, which can be lacking in flavor.
To convince my husband this soup CAN be amazing, I’ve developed a creamy chicken noodle soup recipe that takes all the best parts of chicken noodle soup and makes them even better. It’s tied with this creamy chicken and rice soup for my favorite soup of all time!
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A: Lots of chicken soup recipes call for precooked chicken. I love grabbing a rotisserie chicken and pulling off all the meat to use in a soup recipe like this one. It’s easy and the chicken is super tender. However, using raw chicken breasts is cheaper and not that much more work! So I wrote this recipe so you can use either one. If you use raw chicken, it goes in the pot along with the vegetables. If you use precooked chicken, add it to the pot after the noodles are cooked when you add the cream cheese.
A: No, the soup doesn’t taste like cream cheese. The cream cheese DOES make the soup very creamy AND give it a richer flavor. If you prefer the traditional flavor of chicken noodle soup, use less cream cheese (4 oz). If you want your soup very creamy and you like the richness of cream cheese, use 8 oz. The soup in my photos today has 6 oz of cream cheese. Also, it’s MUCH easier to melt in the cream cheese if it’s quite soft before you put it in the pot.
A: Technically, you can make chicken noodle soup with any type of noodles you want, even just plain old spaghetti noodles. But I think this soup tastes much better with egg noodles, and I prefer using a “country style” noodle like you see below. This is a dry pasta that you’ll find in the same section as spaghetti and other egg noodles, but it’s so good in soup!
Tuna Sandwich On Hazelnut Multi Grain Bread/ Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup
Please notice that the recipe card says the soup should simmer about 25 minutes. If you use country style noodle below, that take around 20 minutes to cook, you’ll want to add them after the soup has simmered for 5 minutes. But if you choose to use a different kind of noodle that has a different cook time, you’ll need to adjust when you add them in accordingly.
A: No, you don’t. You can use any mix of herbs you like in this soup. I just use poultry seasoning because I think it’s easier to buy one container of poultry seasoning than to buy each of the herbs it contains separately.
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Comforting Dutch Oven Chicken Noodle Soup (great For Freezing!) • Mandy Jackson
Before I go on, let me just say thank you to my wonderful, beautiful girlfriend, Christine (He’s totally trying to earn brownie points here. I’m on to you.- Christine), for letting me submit another guest post!
I’m still new to blogging, although one blog post more experienced since last time, so keep that in mind as I just go for it.
(probably once a week) up at Santa Barbara. It’s tasty, makes 4 big man servings (or 6 normal sized bowls), and it’s easy to make and store! Perfect college food, eh?
Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup
The story behind this soup begins with my younger brother’s Eagle Scout Court of Honor, or, more specifically, the dinner at said event. Basically Christine and I were left with several pounds of leftover pulled chicken. This sweet-savory chicken was originally intended for sandwiches, and both Christine and I originally planned to use it for just that. However, eating it in sandwich form for a few weeks straight didn’t seem too appetizing, so the plan quickly changed when Christine suggested that I try to make some chicken noodle soup for dinner one night.
We discovered two things that night: an amazing, easy to make chicken noodle soup recipe and a great use for all of our frozen, pulled chicken! I have been making and tweaking the soup ever since, and now I am going to share the recipe with all of you!
Note: Christine and I quickly learned that putting chicken noodle soup in a bread bowl is NOT the same as a chowder. It was necessary to speed-take pictures/stuff it in our mouths because that malevolent bread kept on soaking up all the liquid. You have been warned.
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This hearty chicken noodle soup is wonderfully filling and has a well-blended chicken and vegetable taste, along with great textures and colors! It truly has a great combination of flavors which mesh and work together really well. The onions and celery really help to create the vegetable portion of the flavor, which balances out the stronger chicken flavor. The carrots give each bite the perfect amount of crunch. And if you make it with a saucy chicken, like Christine and I did originally, it is especially tasty.
Additionally, it’s an extremely flexible recipe. I have prepared it with several slight variations in attempt to make it more or less chunky, salty, and sweet and each time it has come out slightly different but delicious nonetheless!
I hope you all enjoy reading this post and give the soup a try! It’s really delicious, especially with a baguette or on a cold day. Thanks again for putting up with my shenanigans, and hopefully I’ll submit another guest post sometime soon!Our Slow Cooker Chicken Noodle Soup is the easiest dump-and-go crock pot recipe! Your home will smell so good while this simmers all day long
Mennonite Girls Can Cook: Chicken Noodle Soup
This Slow Cooker Chicken Noodle Soup is my go to on days that I know are going to be busy.There is nothing better than coming home to a warm dinner on a cold fall or winter day.
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Step 1: To the slow cooker, add the chicken broth, fat free cream of chicken soup, finely chopped onions, finely chopped celery stalks, carrots, green onions, canned corn, garlic powder, and salt and pepper.
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This soup is so simple to make and tastes amazing! Prep it in the morning and you can smell it simmering all day long. This is definitely one of my favorite soup recipes of all time.
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Calories: 222 kcal · Carbohydrates: 19 g · Protein: 22 g · Fat: 6 g · Saturated Fat: 1 g · Polyunsaturated Fat: 1 g · Monounsaturated Fat: 2 g · Trans Fat: 1 g · Cholesterol: 63 mg · Sodium: 1015 mg · Potassium: 648 mg · Fiber: 1 g · Sugar: 2 g · Vitamin A: 5219 IU · Vitamin C: 15 mg · Calcium: 35 mg · Iron: 1 mg
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Camille lives in Utah with her husband Jared and their 4 kids. She is a certified life coach that loves helping women become unstuck in their lives. She also loves a good true crime podcast, a big plate of cheesy loaded nachos, and going on adventures with her family.
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