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My version of chicken soup

rockwerks

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Im not feeling good today, a bit of a bug so I thought Id cook me up some chicken soup southwest style (this is my recipe)

Ingredients:

3 - medium potatoes
1 - large onion, chopped fine
2 - tablespoons of minced garlic (4 cloves)
1 - 1/2 lb skinless chicken breast
3 - 4oz cans diced mild roasted green chili's
2 - 12 oz cans fat free, low sodium chicken broth
2 - tablespoons chili powder (red)
1 - tablespoon groound cumin
3 - tablespooons minced dried cilantro (1/4 cup fresh minced)
1/4 cup flour
1/4 cup olive oil
1 - cup of water

peal and cut dice potatoes into 1/2" cubes (leave on peels if you wish)
cut up chicken into 1/2" chunks

in a large stew pot (1 gallon or more in size), pour in the olive oil and heat pan place in the onion adn garlic and saute' till the onion is tranparent but not browned. Add in your spices, the cialntro, chili power, cumin, an dash of black pepper and your green chilis (2 cans now) drop in chicken and sear till lightly browned. Now throw in the flour and stir until it is combined with the ingrediants in the pot. Slowly add one can of broth to the mixture. you dont want it to stop boiling, stir constantly and add more liquid as the flour absorbs the broth. once saturated pour in the rest of the broth and from this can and the other. now add your potatoes and water. simmer at least one hour on very low heat.

just before serving add the last can of green chilis (the other green chilis added at the start have melded into the sauce)

now serve in a chili bowl with a healthy dab of sour cream floating on top and a few pieces of fresh cilantro sprigs

This recipe has more vitamin c per serving than eating an orange.

try it some time.
 
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rockwerks said:
Ingredients:

3 - medium potatoes
1 - large onion, chopped fine
2 - tablespoons of minced garlic (4 cloves)
1 - 1/2 lb skinless chicken breast
3 - 4oz cans diced mild roasted green chili's
2 - 12 oz cans fat free, low sodium chicken broth
2 - tablespoons chili powder (red)
1 - tablespoon groound cumin
3 - tablespooons minced dried cilantro (1/4 cup fresh minced)
1/4 cup flour
1/4 cup olive oil
1 - cup of water

Ok all sounds good except the highlighted part.. This is the problem with it.
CANNED????

DUDE you live in the land of green chilli or at least a short drive to get some Kick AS5 chilli.
I have to use the crappy canned stuff unless I get family to ship some up. My dad is supposed to be sending some Hatch green chilli. I'll roast it add some chopped tomatoes a couple of seasonings, some viniger a little oil and you have Green Chilli dip. That hot Sh1t will take care of what ever ailes ya, except the sh1ts the next day. :lol:

I will be trying it out though for sure. Sound good.
 
Double J said:
Ok all sounds good except the highlighted part.. This is the problem with it.
CANNED????

DUDE you live in the land of green chilli or at least a short drive to get some Kick AS5 chilli.
I have to use the crappy canned stuff unless I get family to ship some up. My dad is supposed to be sending some Hatch green chilli. I'll roast it add some chopped tomatoes a couple of seasonings, some viniger a little oil and you have Green Chilli dip. That hot Sh1t will take care of what ever ailes ya, except the sh1ts the next day. :lol:

I will be trying it out though for sure. Sound good.

canned because most placed cant get fresh... I use a local resteraunts canned ones macayo's.......and you really cant tell the difference
 
You really appreciate good Mexican food when you can't get it.:-(

Out here "Mexican" food consist of hamburger meat, cheese for a can, tomato sauce, rice-a-roni, and canned re-fried beans!:lol:

And they look at me funny when I asked them what it was!:roll:
 
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