Warm Up with This Cozy Rotisserie Chicken Soup


Happy New Year (a few days late...no, wait, a couple of weeks late)! I've been distracted.

We’ve been dealing with some home repairs which means lots of soup for dinner. When I’m cold or don’t feel like cooking much, soup is always my go-to.

This Leftover Rotisserie Chicken Soup isn’t just a recipe—it’s a way to nourish your body and soul while using what you already have.

Why This Recipe is a Game-Changer:

  • Leftover Turkey? Toss it in for a delicious variation.
  • Tired of Soup? Use a pie crust to turn it into chicken pot pie with a slightly thicker soup base.
  • Sad Produce? Dry carrots or limp veggies are perfect here.
  • Half-Used Bags of Freezer Veggies? Save time and reduce waste by adding them.
  • No Cream? Use evaporated milk, but avoid boiling to prevent curdling

Serving Suggestions:

  • Pair with cornbread, biscuits, or crackers for extra satisfaction.
  • Place noodles, mashed potatoes, or mashed cauliflower in your bowl before ladling the soup on top.
  • For a rustic twist, serve over toasted sourdough bread on a plate

Happy Bakers

Speak Up

--Leftover Rotisserie Chicken Soup

This was so good! I added 4 large cloves of garlic (minced). I also added some radishes while it was simmering so I could have “potatoes” in there. Thank you for sharing! KARMEN

Warmly,

Paula

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