Mmm...this recipe comes courtesy of my friend Deana, the one with twin boys. She's guest blogged a few times for me, and always has a funny thing to say. Her twins keep her on her feet, but she manages to make time to cook - and share recipes with me - despite her busy schedule.
This one is a good one...it made my whole house smell warm and cozy. If I could, I would have bottled the smell up and put it in candle-form. There's nothing better than a house perfumed with the smell of a great soup. And an easy one, too.
Chicken Soup by Deana
3 carrots, peeled and diced
3 ribs of celery, diced
1 onion, diced
1 32 oz box of chicken stock
2 chicken breasts, cubed
OR
1 rotisserie chicken with the meat removed and then shredded
1 package of Mrs. Grass's Hearty Homestyle Chicken Soup mix
Once the veggies have been diced and the chicken is cut/shredded, you literally just dump everything into the crock-pot for 4-5 hours, set to high.
And that's it. Dinner is ready.
Brian, the ultimate dinner critic, actually LOVED this soup. It warmed my heart to see him like something I made. I plan to serve it to him for the rest of his life (or until he's sick of it, which will likely be in a few months). Yay for good soup!
This one is a good one...it made my whole house smell warm and cozy. If I could, I would have bottled the smell up and put it in candle-form. There's nothing better than a house perfumed with the smell of a great soup. And an easy one, too.
Chicken Soup by Deana
3 carrots, peeled and diced
3 ribs of celery, diced
1 onion, diced
1 32 oz box of chicken stock
2 chicken breasts, cubed
OR
1 rotisserie chicken with the meat removed and then shredded
1 package of Mrs. Grass's Hearty Homestyle Chicken Soup mix
Once the veggies have been diced and the chicken is cut/shredded, you literally just dump everything into the crock-pot for 4-5 hours, set to high.
And that's it. Dinner is ready.
Brian, the ultimate dinner critic, actually LOVED this soup. It warmed my heart to see him like something I made. I plan to serve it to him for the rest of his life (or until he's sick of it, which will likely be in a few months). Yay for good soup!
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