This thick & creamy soup is filled with savory chicken, gnocchi, spinach, and a hint of garlic. The last brilliant reader-inspired recipe I made was one pot chicken & dumplings, another one that I would never have tried, at least not for a while… simply because I had no idea what a dumpling was
Sweet, slightly spicy and very savory this soup can keep full without busting your belt or wallet. (cleaver for scale)1 Cup Raw Chicken Breast1 Can Corn3 tbsp Tomato Paste2 tbsp Adobo (about 2 chilis)1/2 Cup Almond Milk3 1/2 Cup Water3 tbsp Oil1 Cup Shredded Cheese1/2 Cup Chopped Jalapeno1 1/2 Cups Onion1 Large Garlic Clove*Seasoning1/2 tsp salt1 tsp Black Pepper1 tbsp Chili Powder1 tsp Cayenne1 tsp Cumin1/2 tsp Ground Coriander1/2 tsp OreganoHardwareMedium Size PotMixing SpoonChopping BoardSturdy KnifeMeasuring Cup, tbsp, tsp2 Small Mixing BowlsAlready looks good and we have not even startedTime 1 hour and 10 minutesPrep 15 minutesCooking 55 minutesYield 8 cupsFollow the Arrows for More » 1 Cup. 2 chilis
I love chickenenchiladas with with either red or green sauce. With pantry staples and left over shredded chicken in the freezer, this pot of soup was ready within an hour and we've got leftover for dinner one night this week
In a large bowl, combine chicken, mexican blend cheese, cumin, salt, and pepper. Add the chicken broth and milk and cook until thickened, whisking often
Today’s ChickenEnchiladaSoup is the perfect meal to have on hand for this weekend’s Super Bowl – a cinch to make in your Instant Pot or electronic pressure cooker
She has been there several times before and really loves their Chicken Gnocchi Soup. To speed the preparation, I also used leftover grilled chicken and frozen gnocchi, but any type of leftover or store bought rotisserie chicken would work just as well
As I was browsing through the March issue of Family Circle, when I spotted this soup, knowing that I have all the ingredients, and I do love spicy, I said "this one is for me
CHICKEN WITH MUSHROOM AND CORDYCEPS MILITARIS SOUP. And without hesitate I have tried this Cordyceps Militaris Soup from Julia, Aromacookery photo(link here)
Dip chicken pieces in egg white to lightly coat them, then transfer to flour mixture. Turn a few times and make sure the flour mix is really stuck to the chicken
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