LARGE FAMILY COOKING | HUGE STOCKPOT OF HOMEMADE CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP!


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It’s fall! That means on any given Saturday I’m either making a huge stockpot full of soup, or I’m resisting the urge to make a mega …

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  1. Dana Mama
    Dana Mama says:

    I started a long while ago cooking the noodles separate as well then adding. They do not get over cooked that way as they always seemed to. So I loved seeing you do as well. And those are actually the same ones I love to use to that you are. So enjoy watching you cook 🙂

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  2. Kathy Conger
    Kathy Conger says:

    Back in the day, I never used to answer the phone without my hair or face done….now days, that’s every day! I don’t even bother these days. And I don’t even care! 🤣🤷‍♀️ Your soup looked delicious without your hair or face being done & in your bathrobe. I’m sure it was delicious too!😁

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  3. Patricia Chavira
    Patricia Chavira says:

    I like to make an suggestion when making home made soups and spaghetti make it but don't I mean don't put the noodles in they don't hold up well at all in the freezer they get mushy so I would put the noodles in last after you unthawed it .

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  4. Devan Warren
    Devan Warren says:

    I RUINED a beautiful chicken noodle soup earlier last week because I added the noodles and got busy. Left them too long and they turned to mush…..I was SO upset because it was a gorgeous homemade broth with perfect cut veggies *sigh*….maybe next month 🤣

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  5. Lauren Miller
    Lauren Miller says:

    Yum. I love homemade soup. I’ve done chicken noodle, chicken gnocchi (copycat Olive Garden Recipe), loaded potato, and broccoli cheese. Currently trying to find a recipe I like for creamy tomato and French onion.

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  6. Mildred Arnold
    Mildred Arnold says:

    Jamerrill I am wondering. Do you have a generator for when you have an power outage? The reAson why I am asking. I just went through a wildfire situation that had us without power for 10 days. That did not bug me, but when I can home from the evacuation I found I lost my three freezers and two fridges. I lost over 285 pounds of meat. Not to mention all the veggies and fruit. With you having so many people in the house I imagine that you have lots of food around and thought maybe you could have a heads up that you might want one.

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