Creamy Chicken and Noodles

"The most labor-intensive part of this recipe is boiling a chicken and pulling the meat off the bone--a real no-brainer."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 20mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Remove the neck/gibblet package from the chicken. Rinse the chicken under cold water.
  • for 2 minutes then place in a large pot of hot water. Bring the water to a boil, cover the pot and boil the chicken until the leg joints become loose and the meat will pull easily from the bones (about 45 minutes).
  • Remove the chicken from the pot (don't pour out the water!)and let it cool so you dont burn your fingers removing the meat from the bone.
  • In the same pot you used to cook the chicken, skim off the fat (you can save it for other recipes). Keep about 3 cups of broth in the pot. If there isn't enough, add water to make at least 3 cups.
  • Add the bouillon cube, stir to dissolve.
  • Heat the broth to boiling and put in the noodles. Cook till soft. Turn the heat down to low/ simmer. Do not drain.
  • Stir in the soup and cream cheese. Allow to continue to simmer on very low heat.
  • De-bone the chicken and add to the noodles.
  • Season with salt and pepper as desired.

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  1. This was really good. It could use some spice so I added red pepper flakes and was heavy on the black pepper. I used 2 cartons of chicken stock in place of the water and it thickened up nicely. Very easy to make and very filling. I will make this again.
     
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  1. This was really good. It could use some spice so I added red pepper flakes and was heavy on the black pepper. I used 2 cartons of chicken stock in place of the water and it thickened up nicely. Very easy to make and very filling. I will make this again.
     

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