25 October, 2014
Chicken Noodle Soup

[blue_heading]Chicken Noodle Soup Recipe $7.35 Â Per Serving $0.74[/blue_heading]
I’m gonna guess that like myself many of you have a soft spot for chicken noodle soup. Â I can still be brought back to my grandmothers homemade chicken noodle soup every time I smell that aroma in the air. Â I remember many times when I was sick the only good thing in my whole day was eating some chicken noodle soup! Â No matter how lousy I was feeling it always made my discomfort a little less and always brings me back to my childhood.
Now, Campbells is great but nothing compares to the real deal of made from scratch chicken noodle soup. Â I have found that keeping it simple is the best method for making this a good solid cheap homemade recipe for chicken noodle soup. Â In fact, it’s great as leftovers and it thickens up in the fridge and can be frozen for later on. Â Not to many meals can pack such a nutritious, cheap and versatile punch like this can.
This is my straight forward no fail recipe for Chicken Noodle Soup…make a small batch or a large batch for a week long binge lol. Enjoy!
- 2 Chicken Breasts(I used 3) $3.14
- 1/2 Package Carrots(chopped) $0.53
- 1/2 Package Celery(chopped) $0.68
- 1 Medium Yellow Onion $0.86
- 12 oz Egg Yolk Noodles $1.79
- 1 tsp Ground Thyme $0.03
- 1 tsp Ground Basil $0.03
- 2 Bay Leaves $0.14
- 2 tsp Black Pepper $0.01
- 2 tsp salt(to taste) $0.04
- 2 Cloves garlic(minced) $0.04
- 8 cups Water $0.00
- 1 tbsp olive oil $0.07
- Here are the main ingredients you will need minus the onion which I forgot to include.

- Cut up your carrots, celery , onion and garlic.

- Add some oil to a large pot on your stove top and heat on medium high heat then add your chopped veggies to the pot.

- Sautée the veggies until they turn translucent and a little brown.

- Add about 6 cups or of water to your pot and then place your chicken breasts, seasonings and bay leaves into the mix.

- Bring the heat down to a simmer and cover and let simmer for 50 minutes.

- After 50 minutes check that the chicken is fully cooked and then remove.

- Add your egg yolk noodles to the pot and also add up to 2 cups more of water and bring to a boil for about 8-10 minutes until noodles are tender.

- While the noodles are cooking grab two forks and in a bowl shred your chicken!

- It should look something close to this when your done.

- Add your shredded chicken back into the pot and now your finished with a whole lot of leftovers for the rest of the week. *I had this for dinner all week long and gave some to family and friends and still had too much!

- I like to separate different portions and freeze my leftovers for future use.WARNING this makes a lot of leftovers so make sure you have the spare room lol.
