Monday, September 6, 2010

Spicy Chicken Soup--Round 2


Every time I make this wonderful soup, I am reminded that I should make it more. Blogger friends Dustye and Chris shared this recipe with us last year. It is a simple recipe, a very good recipe, and it should be made more often.
We woke up to a dusting of snow this morning in the mountains. I believe it was 31 degrees during the night. It all disappeared by 9 a.m., but it did stay below 50 all day. So, this soup with just what the doctor ordered.
I will link you back to my previous post of this soup and recommend you try it. It is excellent, especially when the weather gets a little colder.
The link to my previous post is here.

15 comments:

Jhonny walker said...

This soup is so close to being 'The perfect soup'. Bookmarked and shall definitely give it a try

JW

A Feast for the Eyes said...

Yep-yep. I saw this the first time you posted it. It's exactly the kind of soup I would enjoy. Once the temps drop, I shall return to stirring my kettle of soups. This one looks like a winner!

From the Kitchen said...

I do believe this soup will be a delicious way to treat a winter's cold. I'm putting it in my "medicine chest"--actually, my recipe file. I'm looking foward to soup season.

Best,
Bonnie

Susan said...

HI Susan!

I have'nt seen you on here for a long time! ( Or so it seems ) BUt then again we have been gone for abot 1 1/2 weeks. How have you been?

We went on a cruise!!! To Alaska!!! Look at my blog and you'll see a few pictures.

Susan

Knitting Mania said...

Ah yes...one of my favorites!!! Love the fresh cilantro and avocado that adds just the right flavors to this soup. Mmmm Good!

Glad you like it too! :)

My Carolina Kitchen said...

A dusting of snow and soup definitely go together. Stay warm.
Sam

Karen said...

This reminds me of Ina Garten's Chicken Mexicqn Soup, which is delicious, too! I think this would be good for leftover Tgiving turkey, too! We're headed over to Glacier tomorrow for a few days and I'm packing my thermals!!

Pam said...

Your soup looks delicious and I love the colors in it. I'd rather not hear the word 'snow' though. lol It is cool and very very windy here today. A good day for your soup!

Kristi in the Western Reserve said...

Yummmmm! I'm now trying to figure out how well I can alter this for my vegetarian son, using soy based chicken-strips and Knorr vegetarian bouillon cubes. I think it will translate quite well......

Rita said...

Whaat a great soup recipe and very different for me to try; your photo makes really appealing.

Cathy said...

Our weather has cooled off and I'm ready for a pot of soup. This looks so good, Susan, and what could be easier than starting with a rotisserie chicken.

Fall is definitely here. Yay!

Sue said...

Chicken soup is one of my favourite autumn/winter dishes and I make my own stock specially for it. Thanks for the recipe! As the nights draw in here and the leaves are just starting to turn I think I will try this dish this weekend! It will cheer us all up!

SavoringTime in the Kitchen said...

This sounds easy and delicious! Brrrr! Almost time to go back to Florida with those temps!

Mary said...

I think a pot of this soup would soothe all my ailments. I hope you are enjoying the cooler weather. Blessings...Mary

Jody Blue said...

Its getting to be soup season around here also.