Who collects cookbooks? Aren’t they great to own? Yes, we have Google. Yes, we have Allrecipes. And yes, we even have awesome websites we love- but OWNING that cookbook is somehow better. I just love thumbing through the pages of a cookbook, filled with great photos.
This cookbook review however comes with much bias. Not because I got the book for free (I bought my own), or anyone is paying me to write this, but because my neighbor and friend (who is my cooking idol) Whitney Ingram, has spent the last several years writing and perfecting these family favorite recipes! And, it doesn’t disappoint. As soon as it was released a few weeks ago, I bought it. I knew I had to own it after I went to one of her cooking classes.
We’ve already made roasted artichokes, Thai Chicken Salad with Peanut Dressing, and my favorite, Whitney’s Chicken Noodle Soup! Everyone needs a basic, but delicious chicken noodle soup recipe. Especially, now that the cold weather has set in, we’re definitely going to be eating more soup.
This was our dinner Sunday night, and it turned out great! (recipe below).
This soup of course is packed with my kids favorite veggies (and you could totally add more. That’s what I love about soup!)
I used leftover shredded crockpot chicken for this, it was simple and yummy!
It was quick and easy. The whole family loved it. I used about half of the broth required but that’s just because we prefer less broth.
I love veggies to I doubled up. It lacked some flavor so I added more salt and hot sauce.
This soup was amazing! My family loved the flavor. We will be making this again!
My husband and son love this soup. I add extra carrots and add garlic. I first sauté the onion, carrots, celery and garlic in a little olive oil before adding the broth. It’s our go-to soup when someone has a cold.
Would you recommend cooking this soup in crock pot?
I would Sofie! To be safe, I’d start with pre-cooked chicken though.
I have just discovered your blog and am enjoying it. I wonder, do you have nutrition information for your recipes? My grandson has type one diabetes and I have to watch his carbs. I know that’s a big “ask” but just thought I would try. Thanks for sharing the great recipes, especially kid friendly ones. 🙂
Hi Leslie- we actually do analyze all the recipes we publish in our meal plan membership pages. You can read about it here: https://www.superhealthykids.com/meal-plan-memberships/
Thank you!
ok thanks
I can’t remember Katrina, but definitely more than enough for 3. I’d say about 8 cups if I remember correctly!
how much does this recipe make I’m trying to cook for @3 people
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I would use between 2-3 cups! But it’s totally up to you.
Um, I never make soup with boneless meat…you miss out on so much flavor…
I want to use Costco chicken already made, how much do I use? thanks.
That looks so good. I just had my mother’s chicken noodles this weekend. They were great. But I think this might be better (don’t tell her).