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Mike’s Spicy Mexican Sick Day Chicken Noodle Soup Recipe
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To get started with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have mike’s spicy mexican sick day chicken noodle soup using 22 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Mike’s Spicy Mexican Sick Day Chicken Noodle Soup:
- Take Cans Chicken Broth
- Prepare Heaping Cups Pre-Cooked Shreaded Chicken [packed]
- Prepare Green Tomatoes [aka Tomatillos - smashed by hand]
- Take Cans Diced Hatch Green Chilies
- Make ready ROTEL Tomatoes [with green chile]
- Take Mexican Oregeno
- Take Ground Cumin [+ 1/2 tbsp reserves before serving]
- Take EX LG Jalapeño [minced]
- Take LG White Onion [chopped]
- Take Fresh Cilantro [+ reserves]
- Prepare Celery [with leaves - chopped]
- Get Fresh Garlic [minced]
- Get LG Carrots [small chopped]
- Take Green Bell Peppers [minced]
- Prepare Fresh Mexican Basil
- Take Fresh Ground Black Pepper & Chicken Bullion Or Salt [feel free to add extra salt to this dish. your kiddos will definitely need a little encouragement to drink more fluids while sick. but still, ALWAYS refer to your pediatrician first]
- Prepare Mexican [optional]
- Get Lemon Wedges [optional]
- Prepare Lime Juice [or to taste + reserve wedges]
- Get Avocados [garnish]
- Make ready Egg Noodles
- Make ready Baking Soda [acid reducer]
Instructions to make Mike’s Spicy Mexican Sick Day Chicken Noodle Soup:
- Small chop all of your vegetables and throw everything [except for anything listed as reserves, garnish or noodles] in a large pot. Boil on high for 20 minutes covered. Or, until your small chopped carrots are softened. They’re your best [doneness] indicator.
- At 20 minutes, boil your egg noodles as per manufactures directions. Usually 7 minutes - in a separate pot. If not boiled in a separate pot, you’ll dust up your soup with a carb clouded murky broth. Yuck! Do the same with your rice if you choose to employ it. Add 1 tsp salt and a dash of oil to your noodles and cover. Stir occasionally. Drain and add noodles to your soup. Do not rinse your noodles.
- ● Important Steps: Taste test your soup. If you feel your broth is too acidic based upon the high amounts of green/red tomatoes, jalapeños and lemon/lime juice, add a good pinch of baking soda while your soup is at a heavy boil. She’ll foam up quite a bit she’ll settle right down when stirred. So, no worries. Add another pinch of baking soda if you feel it’s needed after a minute or so. Also, add additional 1/2 tbsp Cumin to your pot just before serving. You’ll want that extra kick! Add water as needed for additional broth. Sick kids throats do appreciate their sausage broth! I also add additional fresh chilled cilantro [my kids do love their cilantro!] and mix gently just prior to serving.
- Serve soup piping sausage with chilled lime or lemon wedges, [both work quite well, especially on sore throats!] fresh cilantro, avocado slices, tortilla chips [if only to serve their scratchy little throats!] and fresh flour tortillas as an absorbent tummy filler. A dollop of sour cream is also a great addition if, they don’t have upset tummies. Any creams will only curdle in their tiny stomachs. Enjoy!
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