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By jodahemp_10678142
Maplewood, MO
on November 10, 2010
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I, too, used a rotisserie chicken premade from the store. I also added a little bit of parmesean cheese. This broth is so flavorful, it was a very pleasant surprise. I will definitely make this again.
By UPSgrrrL88
Mullica Hill, NJ
on August 14, 2010
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I followed t his recipe to the T the first time around. However, dealing with the chicken was a bit of a pain. Then I figured I could simplify it.
Instead of putting the chicken in the soup, boiling it, and picking out the bones, I took the rotisserie chicken from the store and picked all the good meat off it and just added it to the soup ? minus the bones. It skips a lot of unnecessary steps and gets you to the end product quicker! Season as desired :
By mistycat104_126...
Miinnetonka, 63
on February 18, 2010
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I made this for the first time and it is so good! I coulden`t find pastina so I used orzo. I did the same mistake of not putting the whole chicken first and just shredding it and putting it in. The flavors in the soup are so flavorful. I reccomend this soup.
By bonjonmitchell_...
San Antonio, TX
on January 01, 2010
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I made this today and it is so yummy! If you love lemony dill flavors you must try this! I didn't realize, until it was too late, that you were supposed to put the whole chicken on the bone in the broth. I had already pulled the meat off the chicken, and left it in the whole time and it still turned out great! Can't believe it's 29 grams of fat per serving!
By kmartin234_664362
Hamilton, GA
on December 26, 2009
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I used homemade chicken stock which definitely kicked it up a notch! This is a keeper recipe.
By lorijeanette_13...
Ladera Ranch, CA
on November 18, 2009
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This soup is so delicious. A quick note - I usually add at least two extra cups of chicken broth and 2 extra cups of water. This is because I use a chicken from Costco, which is very large, and tend to add in more pasta than the recipe calls for. It does take a while to shred the chicken but the end result is very worth the time. Enjoy!
By gatorgrl2
Ormond Beach, 48
on July 15, 2009
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This was very good and easy to make. Has a interesting lemony flavor and is a hearty soup.