Chicken and vegetables in one pot — crockpot chicken noodle soup, Get Well Chicken Soup, Southwest Chicken Soup, Thai coconut — for cold nights and busy weeks.
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Open in Pepper →Chicken soup is the meal you can make out of whatever's in the crisper drawer. A little onion, some carrots, whatever chicken you've got, and dinner starts smelling like dinner an hour before anyone sits down.
Cooks on Pepper reach for these when somebody's stuffy and worn out, when the weather turns, or when they want the slow cooker doing the work while they're at practice pickup.
Every recipe here is a full pot of soup: Crockpot chicken noodle soup, Get Well Chicken Soup, Slow Cooker Fiesta Chicken Soup, Mexican Street Corn Chicken Soup, Crockpot Thai Coconut Chicken Soup, and a plain, good Chicken Vegetable Soup.
Soften the vegetables first
Cook the onion and carrots in a tablespoon or two of oil for 5 to 7 minutes before the broth goes in. It sweetens them and keeps the soup from tasting watery.
Use a rotisserie chicken
Two cups of pulled rotisserie chicken saves you 25 minutes and works anywhere a recipe calls for cooked, shredded chicken.
Cook noodles separately
Boil noodles or rice on the side and add them to each bowl, or they'll swell up and drink your broth by day two.
Taste before you salt
Bouillon and canned broth carry a lot of salt already, so wait until the last 5 minutes and adjust with a squeeze of lime or lemon.