How to Make Pressure Cooker Farmhouse Chicken Noodle Soup


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Becky shows Julia how to use a pressure cooker to make perfect chicken noodle soup. Get the recipe for Farmhouse Chicken Noodle Soup: …

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  1. weezieweeks
    weezieweeks says:

    I made this and it was just as described in the video! I did think that there were not enough noodles so added more, which was not the best idea. After eating and getting reassured to refrigerate leftovers, I realized the noodles pretty much absorbed most of the broth. I’m not going to worry about it and will add a bit of water when reheating.

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  2. Sagans Run
    Sagans Run says:

    Add about a teaspoon or a half teaspoon depending on how strong you like it , of "Better than Bouillon" in the pot. Will be amazing. I use .. beef variety for beef stews. It doesn't take much, 1/2 teaspoon to flavor an 8 Qt stew in my 8 Qt electric pressure cooker. You don't have to watch it either. Just set the pressure you want.. I use high.. then the timer. It will cook, then has a done alarm tone. Then automatically go on warm mode. Easy to do. Easy to clean up afterwards. I do a stew in 35 minutes, pinto beans in 45 minutes.
    Perfect everything time.

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  3. BooBaddyBig
    BooBaddyBig says:

    Them: "this recipe gets all its flavor from the chicken"

    Me: wonder how they're going to get all the umami flavor out of the chicken, this looks cool
    Them: "and this is the secret ingredient… two tablespoons of soy sauce… adds umami flavor"
    Me: I have been lied to

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  4. LisaMarli
    LisaMarli says:

    Matzo balls are the only thing that should be added to chicken soup. JK. But I do love my matzo balls. I'm also a big fan of couscous and other small pastas, they fit better on the spoon and can be added only to the soup you are going to eat right now. Store the soup without the pasta.

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  5. stallen
    stallen says:

    Yikes! At $200. the pot has to be the prime mover for cooking in the kitchen. I don't think either one of the presenters have cooked for a family, daily. Negatives outweigh the pluses. Cost, washing, size, space consumption, limited use, COST; have I mentioned COST? Sheesh.

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