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Chicken and veg soup

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Nothing better then soup on a cold night .

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Yields6 Servings
Prep Time30 minsCook Time45 minsTotal Time1 hr 15 mins
 Parnsips.
 Carrots
 Onions
 Swede
 Leeks
 1/2 chicken breasts or left over chicken
 2 chicken or veg stock cubes
 Salt & pepper to taste.
1

Peel and chop all the veg so they roughly the same size and add to a pan along with the stock cubes. How big the pan depends how much veg/ soup you have.

2

Add enough cold water to cover with about an inch over.

3

Bring to boil then add the chicken breast (i just added a raw one)

4

Boil for 10 mins then simmer till chicken is cooked.

5

Remove any fat that gathers on the top.

6

Once chicken is cooked take out and shread then return it to pan.

7

Note.....if you want a thick soup now would be a good time to take half out and blitz the return it all to pan .

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Ingredients

 Parnsips.
 Carrots
 Onions
 Swede
 Leeks
 1/2 chicken breasts or left over chicken
 2 chicken or veg stock cubes
 Salt & pepper to taste.

Directions

1

Peel and chop all the veg so they roughly the same size and add to a pan along with the stock cubes. How big the pan depends how much veg/ soup you have.

2

Add enough cold water to cover with about an inch over.

3

Bring to boil then add the chicken breast (i just added a raw one)

4

Boil for 10 mins then simmer till chicken is cooked.

5

Remove any fat that gathers on the top.

6

Once chicken is cooked take out and shread then return it to pan.

7

Note.....if you want a thick soup now would be a good time to take half out and blitz the return it all to pan .

Chicken and veg soup

8 thoughts on “Chicken and veg soup

  1. Half term here next week! We are going away but I have decided when we get back I am going to put the slow cooker to good use and get some stews and bolognes sauces done for the freezer. xx

  2. Slow cookers cook above bacteria killing temp… about 80° ish on low so you can put anything in them really 🙂 sometimes Browning meat first makes the dishes nicer though depends what your making c

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