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this is a good Chicken soup recipe
Posted on 3/6/19 at 4:16 pm
Posted on 3/6/19 at 4:16 pm
WARNING NOTE - this recipe makes a large quantity so its done in a 5 gallon soup/gumbo pot
Karl's Chicken Soup
Ingredients:
10 pound bag chicken leg quarters
1 pound pack smoked sausage (halved and sliced into 1/4" wedges)
2 cans cream of chicken soup
1 pound of any pasta of your choice (shorter length pasta is best)
1 can (15oz) butter beans (without liquids)
1 can (15oz) string beans (without liquids)
1 can (15oz) sliced mushroom (without liquids)
3 cans (15oz) diced tomatoes (with liquids)
3 pound bag large yellow onions (chopped)
1 full bundle of celery (chopped)
1 pound bundle of carrots (chopped)
2 large bell peppers (chopped)
3 heaping tablespoons minced garlic
2 teaspoon black pepper
4 teaspoons salt
Directions:
Add chicken to a large soup pot and cover with water. boil chicken for 45 minutes, remove chicken from the water and after the chicken is cooled, de-bone and cut into 3/4" bite sized chicken bits and set aside for later.
Now bring the chicken water back to a boil and add the smoked sausage (veron brand tastes best) and add the cream of chicken soap and all of the freshly chopped veggies. cook until the onions turn clear and celery softens, then add in all the can veggies.
Now add the salt and pepper and add water to fill pot to about 3" below the top of the pot rim and cook for 30 minutes on slow boil.
Now add the cut up chicken and then the pasta and cook until the pasta is fully cooked (10-20 minutes) and adjust the seasoning to taste if needed.
it costs $25 total to make this dish
Karl's Chicken Soup
Ingredients:
10 pound bag chicken leg quarters
1 pound pack smoked sausage (halved and sliced into 1/4" wedges)
2 cans cream of chicken soup
1 pound of any pasta of your choice (shorter length pasta is best)
1 can (15oz) butter beans (without liquids)
1 can (15oz) string beans (without liquids)
1 can (15oz) sliced mushroom (without liquids)
3 cans (15oz) diced tomatoes (with liquids)
3 pound bag large yellow onions (chopped)
1 full bundle of celery (chopped)
1 pound bundle of carrots (chopped)
2 large bell peppers (chopped)
3 heaping tablespoons minced garlic
2 teaspoon black pepper
4 teaspoons salt
Directions:
Add chicken to a large soup pot and cover with water. boil chicken for 45 minutes, remove chicken from the water and after the chicken is cooled, de-bone and cut into 3/4" bite sized chicken bits and set aside for later.
Now bring the chicken water back to a boil and add the smoked sausage (veron brand tastes best) and add the cream of chicken soap and all of the freshly chopped veggies. cook until the onions turn clear and celery softens, then add in all the can veggies.
Now add the salt and pepper and add water to fill pot to about 3" below the top of the pot rim and cook for 30 minutes on slow boil.
Now add the cut up chicken and then the pasta and cook until the pasta is fully cooked (10-20 minutes) and adjust the seasoning to taste if needed.
it costs $25 total to make this dish
Posted on 3/6/19 at 5:07 pm to keakar
the goal here with leg quarters is its the cheapest way to buy it and you just want to end up with about 5-6 lbs of dark meat chicken in bite sized bits.
i found dark meat chicken works best in gumbo and soups because white meat tends to be a bit dry, but you can substitute white meat as an alternative if you prefer
i found dark meat chicken works best in gumbo and soups because white meat tends to be a bit dry, but you can substitute white meat as an alternative if you prefer
This post was edited on 3/6/19 at 5:10 pm
Posted on 3/6/19 at 5:18 pm to keakar
I do use leg quarters for soup sometimes, because it’s cheap and I also prefer dark meat, but nothing else gives the flavor that comes from the chicken backbone. That is why I typically use a whole chicken.
Nothing wrong at all with a good leg quarter chicken soup though!
Nothing wrong at all with a good leg quarter chicken soup though!
Posted on 3/6/19 at 6:00 pm to ToxicTiger
well your just using them as a source of meat to debone and cut up so its not leg quarter soup its just plain chicken soup
Posted on 3/6/19 at 6:28 pm to keakar
Why would you need to add two cans of canned soup?
Posted on 3/6/19 at 10:18 pm to ruzil
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Why would you need to add two cans of canned soup?
because that is the recipe and without it its not as good
i presume its because it doesnt use any stock
Posted on 3/7/19 at 12:06 am to keakar
Is it like a chicken and sausage thick vegetable soup?
Posted on 3/7/19 at 5:51 am to keakar
That recipe is way too busy
No thanks
No thanks
Posted on 3/7/19 at 6:37 am to keakar
quote:
i presume its because it doesnt use any stock
A chicken soup without broth is not something I want to be in involved with.
Posted on 3/7/19 at 7:16 am to keakar
It would be a lit better if you baked your chicken then deboned it. Then use the bones to makes stock. While all that's going on cook down that sausage and vegetables.
I dont get why people boil chicken to cook it and use in a dish. That has to be the least tastefully way to cook chicken.
I dont get why people boil chicken to cook it and use in a dish. That has to be the least tastefully way to cook chicken.
Posted on 3/7/19 at 8:18 am to CHEDBALLZ
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I dont get why people boil chicken to cook it and use in a dish. That has to be the least tastefully way to cook chicken.
Sometimes, like when you are sick, it's nice to have chicken soup that is not overly spicy or complicated. Poaching the chicken first, cubing it to place in the soup, and using the broth from poaching the chicken as your liquid is just what the doctor ordered.
I wouldn't necessarily used this method if I wanted soup and am not sick, but if I'm making chicken soup for a sick relative, this is the method I use.
Posted on 3/7/19 at 8:36 am to keakar
If you want to get adventurous with your chicken soup, try making Arroz Caldo.
It's a Filipino congee made with rice, chicken, onion, fish sauce, ginger, garlic, and lime.
I just had surgery so made a big pot of it before hand. Great comfort food that's easy to eat and digest, and tastes amazing.
ETA: When I made the above recipe I used 1/2 cup jasmine rice and 1/2 cup sushi (short grain) rice. The short grain rice throws off more starch that thickens the congee up better than just the jasmine rice. I also cooked it for 45 minutes in stead of the 20 minutes the recipe called for.
It's a Filipino congee made with rice, chicken, onion, fish sauce, ginger, garlic, and lime.
I just had surgery so made a big pot of it before hand. Great comfort food that's easy to eat and digest, and tastes amazing.
ETA: When I made the above recipe I used 1/2 cup jasmine rice and 1/2 cup sushi (short grain) rice. The short grain rice throws off more starch that thickens the congee up better than just the jasmine rice. I also cooked it for 45 minutes in stead of the 20 minutes the recipe called for.
This post was edited on 3/7/19 at 8:40 am
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