Old Fashioned Chicken Noodle Soup

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  • Number of Servings: 4
Ingredients
4 Chicken pieces - bone in, skin on 1 stick celery - chopped1 carrot - chopped1/2 medium onion - chopped1 cup of water to start - add additional water as needed.Olive oilGarlic powder, pepper and seasoning salt to taste.Handful of whole wheat broad or soup noodles
Directions
Makes approximately 4 cups of soup.


Add a small amount of olive oil to the bottom of your soup pot.


Add onions and saute for a couple of minutes.


Season chicken with garlic powder, seasoning salt and pepper. Place chicken in pot and saute until slightly browned. I used chicken thighs because they are really cheap. Also, the dark meat and bones provide more flavour.


Add 1 cup of water, celery and carrot.


Cover and reduce heat. Simmer for 45 minutes.


Add noodles. Simmer for another 10 minutes.


If you prefer you can remove the chicken pieces from the soup, shred the chicken from the bones and return it to the soup. In my family we just leave the pieces whole.




Number of Servings: 4

Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user BLSCT123.

Servings Per Recipe: 4
Nutritional Info Amount Per Serving
  • Calories: 94.0
  • Total Fat: 1.9 g
  • Cholesterol: 34.0 mg
  • Sodium: 63.7 mg
  • Total Carbs: 10.3 g
  • Dietary Fiber: 2.0 g
  • Protein: 9.7 g

Member Reviews
  • PWILLOW1
    Nothing beats chicken noodle soup. I have bags that you can use to put dressing into for turkeys. If you put the chicken pieces in one and cook it in the bag it is really easy to remove and take the chicken off the bones to put back in the soup. No stray pieces to boil loose. - 5/12/19
  • CD13441993
    This recipe was very good. The only problem I had was that the type of chicken it called for left chunks of fat and bones to pick out. The fat does add a lot of flavour, but if you have picky spouses/children they might not be a big fan. - 8/21/13
  • LOVEGYMNASTS
    I'll make this again. Delicious!
    It's all in the seasoning.
    I also added extra water and still felt I should have added more.
    Oh, I partially baked the chicken in the oven so I would not need the olive oil and I got rid of the excessive chicken fat. - 12/11/11
  • ENGLTEACH
    Added sliced red potatoes, minced garlic. Used chicken breasts (all-white meat, no bones). Cooked per recipe directions except added lots more water (almost filled the pot). Added noodles (1/2 bag of No Yolks) just before cover/simmer for 45 minutes. - 7/17/11
  • VOX138
    Very Easy and delicious! I added double the recommended carrots and celery. I will need to double the entire recipe next time, as my fiance ended up snagging most of this pot. - 6/17/11
  • MUFFINSTEPHENS
    This is excellent. I have been making chicken soup for years, but it has never been as tasty as this. We will definately use this recipe often. - 4/20/11
  • LOTUSBURGER
    I made this with the..My Gramma's Egg Noodles.. for my sick husband and he LOVED it. Great recipe. One we will turn to again. Lots of flavor and little fat! I left the skin on and the bones and then removed before we ate. It was so GOOD. Thanks for sharing! - 2/15/11
  • KELLYAYN
    im making this one now! cant wait! using konjac japanese noodles instead of egg noodles though as they have no carbs or calories, true stroy! - 1/2/11
  • MRSDUDLEY
    Thanks! - 1/1/11
  • CD704044
    mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm so good just the way i make it too! - 5/5/10
  • STRIET
    I made this tonight following the recipe exactly but doubling it for our big family and it was awesome. I shredded the chicken and didn't need to add any more water. It was thick and flavorful and super easy to make. I would recommend this in a heartbeat. Thanks for sharing! - 2/11/10
  • ALICERABBITS
    Yummy and nutritious. This one is a keeper. - 11/19/09
  • DIANA528
    I used chicken broth in place of water and added a dash of cheynne peper. Turned out great. - 10/4/09
  • KTSWEAR
    This is delish! Tastes just like Mom used to make. - 10/2/09
  • KAISER429
    This is similar to one of my grandmother's dishes, she uses rice instead of the noodles to the mix for a full meal. Very tasty! - 3/25/09