Great winter's meal - I subbed tomato passata for the half and half to make it healthier for me - just a personal preference, also I doubled the carrots. Made for Everyday is a Holiday.
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So creamy and delicious! I halved the amount of butter, and also used fat-free half-and-half to cut the fat content in this recipe. Even after my changes, this turned out totally delicious. I did cook my stock for 3 hours uncovered instead of 1 hour covered to make it a bit richer. Thanks for sharing your recipe!
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This is a great way to get the last bits of the turkey. I did add a bit of sage, and used egg noodles in lieu of rice. I also threw in the last of the leftover corn. Nice creamy soup, thanks for sharing the recipe.
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Cant wait to try this...looks so yummy!! Im also from Wisconsin and love warm soup in the cold winter months....Thanks for posting, im sure it will taste GREAT!!! :o)
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A very hearty, filling soup. I made it a bit healthier by cutting the amount of butter to 1/4 cup and used low-fat milk instead of half-and-half, and it was still plenty rich. A nice change from our usual turkey-noodle soup.
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