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A leftover chicken, a couple of carrots and potatoes, some green beans, and an onion are all you need. The only way I like to make chicken soup IS with a left over chicken carcass. Leftover chicken is the start to the easiest taco Tuesday.
To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have sig's leftover chicken soup using 7 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Sig's Leftover Chicken Soup:
- Take I leftover cooked chicken carcass
- Make ready 1 leftover chicken juices, (fat and gelatine stock)
- Get 2 spring onions or one small leek
- Take 2 handful uncooked cauliflower florets
- Take 3-4 chicken stockcubes to taste
- Prepare 3 tablespoons soup noodles
- Get to taste Water to get consistency right
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Instructions to make Sig's Leftover Chicken Soup:
- The day before you want to make soup and you have roasted a chicken, take the juices that are in your roasting tin, pour them into a cup or jug set aside in fridge. Keep chicken leftover carcass in fridge.
- The next day remove the stock in cup and the carcass from fridge. You can devide the fat from the stock quite easily. You can use both or just the jellytpye stock from the bottom. I use both for a stronger flavour, but it is not necessary. Dont use just the fat though. Put the jelly in a soup pan, heat gently until dissolved. Pull the leftover meat of the carcasse cut into bitesize cubes, add to pan.
- Cut the spring onions or leeks into thin slices, then separate the leftover uncooked cauliflower into little florets. Add into dissolved stock, add water to cover everything. You can add carrots or celery too. Bring to slight boil, until vegetables are slightly soft.
- Add stock cubes taste, season. Add the noodles. Flake the leftover chicken into the soup. Cook until noodles are cooked. Add more water or stock cube to taste. This soup will taste very nice the next day too, you might have to add extra water as it will thicken over night, or blitz that leftover from the leftover and make it into a cream of chicken soup just add a little cream and season to taste.
Have cooked chicken sitting in the fridge? Transform the leftovers into casseroles, soups, salads, and other tasty meals the entire family will love. Condensed soup and pre-cooked chicken means it's a snap to heat and serve, and the creamy texture and aromatic curry flavoring makes it heavenly to enjoy. This soup reminds me of the chicken soup my mother would make on cold winter days. It's really a very traditional flavor, except I made small adjustments I've talked a lot about Thanksgiving, but this soup is great for using up leftover chicken anytime of the year.
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