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I have a roasting chicken--- what do I do
      #249946 - 03/04/06 06:17 AM
thetreester

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So. I bought a roasting chicken yesterday. I'm home with a cold for the next two days. I would like to make soup, but to be honest, I really don't like chicken noodle soup. I like the chicken and the noodles.. but I don't like celery and carrots. Any suggestions for a heartier soup or some subs for the veggies?

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      #249996 - 03/04/06 01:31 PM
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Re: I have a roasting chicken--- what do I do new
      #250023 - 03/04/06 04:51 PM
Little Minnie

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First of all take the chicken, cold water, peppercorns, garlic cloves, herbs and onions and cook the chicken. Take it out, strain the stock (some canned broth to start would make it even better) and shred the chicken when cool. To the strained stock you could use leeks, mushrooms, potatoes, sweet potatoes, other root veggies, corn, peas, and if you wanted a change you could use rice, barley or make dumplings with low fat bisquik. I never use celery in my soup. I usually replace it with leeks and I put in carrots, parsnips, rutabaga and potatoes.

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