Recipe From Scratch Italian Style Chicken Soup the So Delicious Tasty

Recipe From Scratch Italian Style Chicken Soup the So Delicious Tasty

  • Sean
  • Sean
  • Nov 26, 2021

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Ingredients and seasonings used for make
  1. Use 3 lb roasted chicken
  2. Prepare 2 tbsp salt for boiling the roasted chicken
  3. Take 3 tbsp olive oil, extra virgin
  4. Prepare 2 small onions, chopped
  5. Use 1 tsp salt for reducing the veggies
  6. Use 2 large celery sticks, coarsely chopped
  7. Use 3 large carrots, coined
  8. Prepare 1 1/2 tbsp granulated garlic
  9. Prepare 1 tbsp onion powder
  10. Use 1/2 tsp Italian red pepper flakes
  11. Use 3/4 tsp rosemary, ground
  12. Use 1 tbsp bay leaf, ground
  13. Take 1 tbsp ground black pepper
  14. Take 6 large potatoes, diced (optional)
  15. Prepare 1 lb large cannelini beans, precooked
  16. Prepare 1 handful basil, chopped
  17. Take 1 cup orzo macaroni
  18. Use 1 lb escarole or rabe, chopped coarsely

Remove chicken from pot and shred meat. Discard bones and set meat aside. Dice canned tomatoes and return them to their juice. Bring to a boil, skimming any froth, then reduce the heat to low.

How to make:process From Scratch Italian Style Chicken Soup:
  1. First, roast the chicken if you have not yet, and remember to remove the giblets first. Giblets can either make a rich gravy in a pan or a nasty surprise in the center of a cooked chicken. Don't let the latter happen to you. 350F, about 2hrs or so, and 165°F minimum internal temperature is required. Roasting first will reduce the amount of grease in your soup.
  2. If you just cooked it, when the chicken is cool, break it down. If you are using chicken from last night's dinner, break that carcass down. Separate bones and skin from meat, into two piles.
  3. Set aside the meat, and throw the carcass, skin, etc., into an 8 qt pot of water with 2 tablespoons salt. Bring the pot to boiling, and boil for about 10 or 15 minutes.
  4. In the meanwhile, in another 8 qt pot, pour in the oil, and the onions, and the salt, and simmer on low for about 2 minutes.
  5. Add the celery and carrots to the onions and simmer for another 3 minutes.
  6. Add the seasonings, and let that all marry for another 5 minutes or so, stirring occasionally.
  7. Now, add the cooked cannelini, and, if you choose, add the potatoes.
  8. Your boiled carcass should be pretty well broken down by the hot water and salt now. Separate the broth from the carcass. Set aside the carcass for the next step, and dump the plain chicken broth into the veggie pot.
  9. Break down the carcass one last time, tossing whatever meat you can now get into the pot. Toss the bones to the dogs/trash/Tasmanian devil/whatever.
  10. Crank up the heat to about medium high, and boil the soup until the potatoes are tender.
  11. Add in your basil, orzo, and greens. So, if you are Italian, you might be used to bitter olives, dandelion, etc. In such a case, you can add the pound of rabe now. It's bitter, and it will add a slightly bitter dimension to the broth. If you aren't into that, then use escarole, which is not nearly so bitter.
  12. Cook the orzo until tender, and then remove from heat, salt and pepper to taste, and serve. Note, this recipe is pretty low sodium as is, and if you are looking for that canned soup or premade broth flavor, you'll probably need to add a tablespoon or three more of salt to the broth. It really makes you think about your salt intake, doesn't it? Enjoy!
  13. (What, no tomato? Nope. I do my chicken and tomato soup differently, but that is for a different day.)
  14. Done and ready to serve!

Remove the chicken and set aside. Italian Grandma Gina never fails to please. In her adorable broken English accent she explains about her recipe for Italian Chicken soup to Die For. Her family ran a farm in Italy and she met her husband, Vito, in the same town. Add leeks, stir to coat, and heat over medium heat until leeks begin to fry.

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