This is the fastest and tastiest soup you’ll ever throw together. Chicken with Rice soup and stewed tomatoes alone is tasty. For more tomato flavor, use a can of diced tomatoes, but careful. This tends to overbalance the tomato too much and obscures that lovely chicken rice childhood memory taste. Everything you add after that improves the mixture, or you can serve it just like that warmed. It is a tasty combination.
You can, of course, make a much more complicated soup. I give you this recipe for the day when time is of the essence, and you are already tired.
Keep ready-made roles or biscuits in the refrigerator for just such an occasion and grab them to bake first.
Optional Ingredients:
Any leftover veggies like green beans or asparagus, lima beans, cut small. Bits of leftover meat: pork, ground beef, and breakfast sausage, chicken. Whatever is left.
Add water to desired consistency only at the beginning.
Now put all your ingredients together and simmer until the onions and celery are opaque. Should be about ready when the roles are nice and brown. Serve with hot roles, biscuits and butter, and a lettuce salad with dressing. Garnish soup with grated cheese. Put a petite bouquet on the table and enjoy your lunch or light dinner. Plan for a renewing nap later.
For dessert, two scopes of ice cream over half a banana drizzled with chocolate syrup.
This luncheon can serve four to six medium bowls of soup for
adults or a mob of small various sized children.
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Welcome to my virtual kitchen, Emma! What a perfect recipe for the upcoming fall season when life gets more hectic. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteAgree on both points! Cheers and thanks for dropping by!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, Marina! Cheers for dropping by my virtual kitchen for a bowl. Wink.
DeleteSounds yummy.
ReplyDeleteIt sure does, Catherine! Cheers!
DeleteYummy for the season..
ReplyDeleteExactly, Linda! Easy to prepare and delicious to devour. Cheers!
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