Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup | Christine Cushing


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Making a chicken noodle soup from scratch is one of my favourite things. Here I show you how to maximize flavour and minimize your time with the help of a …

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  1. AidaJof
    AidaJof says:

    Hi Christine – I live by myself but I love soups. I use my pressure cooker quite a bit, mine is the mini version of yours, and whenever I make some I take a couple of servings and freeze the rest in portion containers for an instant dinner coming back from a cold walk or hike. Your recipe sounds awesome and I will definitely make it, will keep you posted. Thank you.

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  2. SassyT
    SassyT says:

    Noodles and pasta act like sponge as they sit the broth. I always cook them separately and add a single serving of cooked pasta to each bowl. It keeps the pasta's integrity and you don't get mushy noodles the next day.
    Looking forward to trying your recipe! ♥️

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  3. Jean Junker
    Jean Junker says:

    Christine, Luv Your Channel and process. I don’t have an Instant Pot but could use my old fashion pressure cooker but normally don’t use it. How long would you simmer (or oven bake?) the Chicken/Broth is a Stock Pot or Le Cruset Dutch Oven?

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  4. 100 Days MIC
    100 Days MIC says:

    That is a whole dinner. I look at chicken noodle soup as a lunch, or side. I would make some other dish with most of the chicken and make two meals out of the chicken. I find free range chickens have more flavor than organic. Organic chickens are often still fed mainly grain, whereas a free range chicken eats more greens and are more flavorful.

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  5. Corie Stern
    Corie Stern says:

    Christine I think you must had taken classic French cooking as you refer to mirepoix and you have good knife skills. I just found you in my quarantined time…I liked your gyros too with the thigh chicken meat and you are a very good teacher as well…do Greeks ever make dumplings for chicken soup…just wondering…..it seems to be a healthy diet on the whole…loved the look of your filo/custard dessert.! Hope you and yours are well ! Corie

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  6. A B
    A B says:

    God I love this channel – been binge watching it all day 🙂 currently in Poland where soups are an absolute must-be of every dinner. Apart from using pressure cooker, I prepare my chicken noodle soup the same way – including lemon & tumeric which people find wierd 🙂 I aslo add some dill which gives it a smell of freshness

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  7. Hillary Hollins
    Hillary Hollins says:

    Hi Christine! Many years ago when I was a child our next door neighbor was from Greece she made a chicken soup with rice and lemon Avgolemono I think (spelled wrong) could you do that recipe? It’s still my fond memory and I’m 76 yrs young. Thank you and I love your soul! HH

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  8. ChiTownJerry
    ChiTownJerry says:

    Thanks! Looks great.. I have a new Instant Pot and have been meaning to make chicken soup. One question.. After the 15 minutes at pressure, did you do a quick release or let it go and do a longer natural release?

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  9. carol mufarrij
    carol mufarrij says:

    This is a fabulous recipe. It is so easy. I like the fact that the vegetables and chicken are cooked initially together in the pressure cooker. Later it is so easy to reassemble the soup. The lemon is a wonderful subtle addition. My dear mama always love lemon in her recipes. Thank you for this very authentic chicken noodle soup recipe

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  10. Sarah
    Sarah says:

    Chicken soup is classic. i put dill in mine but every other ingredient except lemon is the same.
    I got to try lemon in it. Christine do you make the Greek Lemon soup? Would you make it for us now?

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  11. Jupe367
    Jupe367 says:

    thumbs up. My favorite is chicken noodle soup. Boy, would I love to try a bowl of that. You should get these companies to sponsor you since you have nice kitchen tools for your cooking. They are getting free advertisement. I always look forward to new uploads.

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