entropic
Well-Known Member
Can't remember where I found this but it's the shit, I usually make it every two weeks or so, better than almost every restaurant I've been to and had the soup at.
You will need
2 cups shredded or cubed chicken
2 cans Cream of Chicken Soup (very important for texture/taste!)
12 oz bag of egg noodles (egg noodles work best in this, and they're really cheap)
4 chicken bullion cubes
8oz sour cream (one small tub, it doesn't taste how you think it would in the soup, and it's essential)
2 quarts (64oz, 1.9L) of water
Corn or other vegetables (optional)
Bring the water + bullion to boil on the stove
After it is boiling add the noodles, let it boil until they are nearly done
Add soup + chicken and wait until it is all hot.
Remove the pan from the heat and add the sour cream.
Add salt + pepper to taste.
If you want to add the vegetables you can cook them separately and add them in or throw them in the boiling water for a few minutes.
I usually get one of those roaster/fryer chickens (small ones) stuff butter under the skin, salt and pepper it, cook it in a 350 over suspended above a pan until done, basting every 15 minutes or so with the drippings, this leaves a lot of left over chicken which goes into the soup.
You will need
2 cups shredded or cubed chicken
2 cans Cream of Chicken Soup (very important for texture/taste!)
12 oz bag of egg noodles (egg noodles work best in this, and they're really cheap)
4 chicken bullion cubes
8oz sour cream (one small tub, it doesn't taste how you think it would in the soup, and it's essential)
2 quarts (64oz, 1.9L) of water
Corn or other vegetables (optional)
Bring the water + bullion to boil on the stove
After it is boiling add the noodles, let it boil until they are nearly done
Add soup + chicken and wait until it is all hot.
Remove the pan from the heat and add the sour cream.
Add salt + pepper to taste.
If you want to add the vegetables you can cook them separately and add them in or throw them in the boiling water for a few minutes.
I usually get one of those roaster/fryer chickens (small ones) stuff butter under the skin, salt and pepper it, cook it in a 350 over suspended above a pan until done, basting every 15 minutes or so with the drippings, this leaves a lot of left over chicken which goes into the soup.