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There is nothing more comforting than a bowl of chicken noodle soup. If you grew up like I did with the little red can of chicken noodle soup – boy are you in for a treat.
for work lunch, to have for lunch at home, and this fall to pack in my daughter’s school thermos for kindergarten!
Chicken Noodle Soup
There is nothing more comforting than a bowl of chicken noodle soup. If you grew up like I did with the little red can of chicken noodle soup – boy are you in for a treat.
Servings: 12 servings
Ingredients
- 1/3 cup friendly fat to cook in butter, coconut oil, lard, tallow
- 2 large or 4-5 small onions chopped
- 5-6 medium carrots chopped
- 5-6 medium celery stalks chopped
- 7 cloves garlic minced
- 3-4 quarts chicken stock
- 3 cups cooked pasture chicken chopped
- 1 TB organic all purpose season
- ¼ tsp cayenne powder optional but it really gives a great flavor to the soup – could go more if you want heat
- 1-16 oz bag gluten free noodles Watch the ingredients though! If you are grain free, you can use potatoes. If you can’t do potatoes you could just go without and bump up the veggie or chicken amounts.
- 3 TB tapioca flour shaken up in some water This is optional but thickens the soup nicely to more of a saucy or “stew” consistency! Tapioca flour is grain free so grain free friends can still use this!
- Sea salt/pepper to taste
Instructions
- In a large stock pot, sauté the onions, carrots, and celery in the friendly fat with a few big pinches of salt for about 10 minutes to bring out their juices and sweeten.
- Add the garlic and cook for a minute.
- Add the stock, chicken, and seasoning and bring to a boil.
- Add the noodles and cook until the noodles are done.
- Add the tapioca flour/water mixture and simmer to thicken.
- Season sea salt/pepper to taste.
Tips:
- This one is always a kid favorite – make enough to store away in the freezer or can so you can pack it in lunch thermos
weekly. This batch makes enough for my whole family to have lunch and then 4 quarts left to freeze. Just be sure to freeze the soup for 24 hours WITHOUT the lids on so your jars don’t crack!
- It is so worth making your own bone broth when soup making! The gelatinous protein and mineral rich nutrients will boost your little one’s immune system and fill them right up!
- Use long grain white rice instead of the gluten free noodles to change it up! If you happen to be grain free you could use potatoes. The tapioca flour to thicken is grain free too!
- Chop everything the night before or somehow ahead of time to save time. It’s the most time consuming part of the soup and you can just store it away in the fridge until you are ready to make the soup – it comes together super fast once everything is chopped.
- Here is the tapioca flour
I like to use. Where I live this is the most cost effective place to purchase it. It is grain free and makes for great soup thickening!
- Here are the gluten free noodles
I typically use. Our local grocer carries them at a good price so I purchase them there.
This post was shared at Fat Tuesday, and Real Food Wednesday!
30 Comments
Pinning this! Looks lovely!!!!
Thank you Daja!
I love the jars!
Haha! Thank you! I know it – too pretty not to photograph!
It’s a rainy day here so this recipe couldn’t have come at a better time. It’s perfect for soothing and warming the soul.
Absolutely Holly!
Delicious! Who doesn’t love Chicken Noodle Soup?
I know it!
This really looks great. I never thought of using cayenne pepper but I bet it adds a lot of flavor. I am going to have to get one of those travel crockpots.
Yes – you will love it! I have two of them for my husband – he keeps the base at work and then I have 2 containers to swap his food 😉
Silly question, maybe, but… what is organic all purpose season? (Presumably “seasoning”?) What seasoning is that?
Hi Anni! Most seasoning brands have an all purpose season (something herbal without salt) – I use the Simply Organic brand and it is the best blend I have ever had!
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Awesome Lauren! That makes my day! It is one of our favs too!
Hi Renee,
Do you add cooked GF noodles to the soup or the dried noodles and let them cook in broth and veggies? Thanks
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Hello, I’m new to IP and I made your whole chicken recipe today. Thank you for sharing the step by step recipes! I just made the one broth as well! Very exciting. I have the chicken stock and the broth from today’s chicken thanks to your recipes. If I want to make chicken noodle soup this week, should I use both the stock and broth? Also, what should I freeze, the stock or broth? I new to all of this! Thanks in advance.
Hi Leigh! That’s great! You can use either the stock or the broth or both for any soups! And they both freeze up really great! I hope that helps!
Thank you for your quick reply! Do you have a good recipe for chicken noodle soup in the IP you can share?
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