Sunday, October 7, 2012

Chicken Chicken Noodle


Chicken noodle soup... Who doesn't love it.  Well actually a lot of people don't.  I find that mildly amusing because it is Campbell's most popular soup sold here in America.  If I were basing my opinion off a can of chicken noodle, I too would deny my love for it.  We are in my kitchen though and in my opinion and the opinion of many others, the most important being my Husband, I make some dang good chicken noodle!! John doesn't know what he likes best, the broth, the chicken or the vegetables.  I have swayed many peoples taste buds into realizing what it is really suppose to taste like.  Although you can make this a clean broth soup I like to add a little comfort to  mine.  Yes I am going to say it CREAM OF CHICKEN.  If you think those words are the devil stop reading now and go back into your dark hole in la la land, I don't need you here. 

So starting off I call this chicken chicken noodle because I use 3 boneless chicken breast as well as 4 thighs.  You can not have chicken in the title then expect a few pieces to be sufficient enough to please.  I boil in about 4 quarts of water with salt, pepper and 1/4 cup of chicken bouillon.  This boils about 45 minutes then I pull from the pot to cool a bit and shred and debone.     
While I am letting my chicken cool I begin my mirepoix.  Well except for the onion that I suggest you use though!    Mine is just consisting of 2 cups celery, 2 cups carrots and I throw them in the boiling stock we had our chicken previously cooking in.  If you use this broth its the most flavor you can get, well aside from a traditional stock in which I wasn't going to make for a wee little bowl of chicken noodle.  Another blog post maybe.


When you get you veggies and chicken in the pot bring to boil and cook 10 minutes.  I then add 5 cups of egg noodles.  I suggest the bigger ones cause I used the little ones this time, for the first time actually and they don't hold up as well!  Once your noodles are al dente add 2 cups of cream of chicken.  Stir in well bring to a simmer and you are ready to eat!





This is a creamy soup stocked full of fresh crisp carrots, celery and chicken with every bite.  One bowl is sure to satisfy and make you a true chicken noodle soup fan!  


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