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By laurenmsullivan
San Diego, CA
on March 05, 2012
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I will admit that I left this soup on "keep warm" for a few hours after I made it because I couldn't eat it right then, but I didn't think that it would make the vegetables in this soup quite so mushy. My bad? Also, much like when making stock, there was quite a bit of scum on the top of this soup. I guess this surprised me because I didn't think slow-cooking boneless skinless chicken breast would require scumming. In any case, by the time I opened the lid on this scummy, mushy substance I didn't want to eat it as soup. However, after scumming the broth I saved it and froze it and will use it in another recipe like risotto or another soup that calls for stock. The chicken was also still perfectly good, so I shredded it and used it for bbq chicken sandwiches on buns, which were very good. So I guess this left me with new ingredients, but it wasn't the intended outcome.
By Clearlily
Belmont CA
on February 01, 2012
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We thought this was awful. Really bland - tons of broth
By loverof oranges
Central IL
on January 23, 2012
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This was an ok recipe. If I decide to make it again, I would use half the water because I ended up with more broth than I did anything.
By susanegc_13066962
Georgia
on January 19, 2012
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Love this soup. I use double the carrots, half again as much broth and water, more spinach, and eliminate the peas (they lose their color and don't add much to the recipe. I also minced the lemon zest this last time. The little bits of it in a bite are yummy. Didn't need any more salt for me, but DO NOT forget the feta. It makes it.
By ltater
Austin, TX
on January 04, 2012
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When I drank the very last drop of this soup, I said, "OH. MY. GOD. That's good." And I'm critical of what I make, and I'm especially critical of any recipe that I follow verbatim. This was good.
By robins_nest513_...
Hackettstown, NJ
on December 11, 2011
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I just made this soup since our temps are dropping here quickly. My husband won't eat peas and I forgot the feta cheese, but otherwise, made this recipe as is. His only complaint was I gave him "too much broth." That is his preference, not a recipe issue. I do always scale these recipes down because it is just the two of us. I did notice it needed more salt then in the recipe, but again, that is MY preference. Use fresh dill and fresh carrots. I did use leftover roasted chicken breast pieces, so that imparted more flavor as well. Good recipe and easy to do; my carrots were nice and soft at six hours on high.
By cincygirl24
Harrison, OH
on November 20, 2011
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So good! Combination of dill, feta, and lemon is yummy!
By cindy05_5232638
NAPERVILLE, IL
on November 10, 2011
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Made for an office lunch potluck. I used Israli couscous instead of pasta and it worked well. I doubled the recipe. Really enjoyed the dill, lemon and feta added at the end.
By Karly1788
on November 07, 2011
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Followed the recipe exactly as shown. Came out wonderful. Very very easy. The dill was amazing.
By sklaker
West Palm Beach, FL
on October 24, 2011
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We loved this soup! It was easy to prepare and filled our home with a wonderful aroma. Absolutely yummy!!