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By HEP MEP
on March 27, 2003
I guess we're relly slow up here! Cut this out of the food section of our paper about 3 weeks ago,and made it last night. Didn't know it'd been here awhile. We all liked it - especially my daughter-she loved that broth! I didn't add the lemon juice but I did add a decent anount of dried thyme leaves,and I think that added a lot to the flavor.Definitely naking it again when autumn comes around again - still waiting for spring! Thanks.
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on September 09, 2002
This is a wonderful soup Bev. I followed your directions exactly and I thought it tasted so yummy. Very comforting and I served with salad and homemade rolls. I will make this more often when the weather cools off. Thanks for posting this.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Kikimony
on January 12, 2003
Started to rate it a 4*. But after adding 4 chicken bouillon cubes it was a 5*. HERE's WHY: My stock was made by adding (while boiling the chicken) some wine, chicken, worchestershire, veggies, spices, garlic and a few other things. So afer the first bowl we then added the cubes (mixed with 1/2 cup of water) to the soup pot and it was great! Next time I think we will just use the CANS of broth instead. Anyway, after the cubes it was perfect! (I HAD PROBABLY LEFT SOMETHING OUT OF THE STOCK)
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on March 24, 2002
1st time I tried this recipe I had everthing in the house and it was great. 2nd time I was missing the chicken tenders but had frozen chicken breasts stuffed with sun dried tomatoes cheese so I chopped them up in slices and added that. so good I just had to tell you all. This is a very good soup SHARRON FROM CHEF IN THE HOUSE
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on March 22, 2002
I found this recipe about a year ago in "Bon Apetit" magazine in their "by request" column for restaraunt recipes. I made it once last winter and remember it was very rich and filling! Perfect fare for a cold winter's night with a loaf of crusty French bread. I love the addition of the snap peas! Thanks for submitting this Bev...I had forgotten how good it was!
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on January 09, 2003
Made this for Dahling and myself, both of us were very disappointed! Not much flavor, really bland. Jazzed it up with some additions of veggies, but still would not make it again.
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Yummy - this is so delicious. I didn't cook the pasta before adding it - just threw it in let it cook in the soup and it was perfect. DH doesn't like mushrooms so I doubled the snap peas. Great comfort food -thanks for posting Bev!
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on September 09, 2002
I am so glad to have found this recipe! I love it at J. Alexander's and have been keeping my eye open for the recipe for a long, long time. Thanks so much! I am positive that it is magnificent, and cannot wait for that first chilly day this autumn to try it!
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on October 16, 2003
An excellent soup, Bev, thanks. I made a few additions and omissions with the ingredients; I skipped the mushrooms, lemon juice and snap peas. I used bow tie pasta, and turkey stock from the Thanksgiving turkey bones, and some of the turkey meat too. Next time I'll add a little minced garlic.
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This was very good. A new favorite. I didn't use the lemon juice or the snap peas. Added a little extra carrots and baby bella mushrooms to make up for not using the peas. I cut the chicken to bite size pieces and added it when I added the stock. I was out of dry parsley so I added a bit of basil & italian seasoning. Next time I will use mini penne pasta. The pasta seemed a little too big. I let it simmer for about 15 extra minutes to be sure the chicken was cooked.
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on January 31, 2010
Very good and so warming! I left out the snow peas and used orzo (which I just threw in while the soup simmered).
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The food didn't look that good, GREAT WORK THOUGH!!! Good cooking style!
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amazing! tastes just like the chicken pasta soup at j. alexander's, especially after you leave it for 2 or 3 hours. yummmmm! thanks for sharing! :)
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on October 01, 2008
This is delicious! It is definitely not your ordinary chicken soup, but it sure is wonderful. It is flavorful and creamy and it really hits the spot on a fall day. The sugar snap peas are a nice addition! Thanks for posting.
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on May 15, 2008
Sorry, but I thought this was rather bland. Had to add a variety of spices/seasonings just so that we would like it more. I felt it was missing something. We didn't love it; just was OK for us.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Sauce Lover
on October 20, 2007
We too, didn't love this soup. I felt it was missing something. I had read all the other reviews, so I was prepared to add some more spices which I did to no avail. I also added 6 cloves of minced fresh garlic, some cayenne pepper, some heavy cream, and one serrano chile minced. Still didn't have as much flavor as I would have liked. Think I'll stick with my other chicken soup recipe. This wasn't bad by any means, it just wasn't great for us.
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on October 10, 2007
Quick and easy... and really delicious! I scaled it down to 3 servings for the two of us for a quick dinner. I loved the fact that the prep and cook time were minimal... I just was not in the mood to cook this particular night!!! I used my own homemade chicken stock and rotini for the pasta. I left out the peas out entirely because I really am not fond of them. I added in some extra mushrooms and celery leaves to make up for them instead. Instead of the half and half, I used half milk and cream since I already had it in the fridge... I liked the fact that the soup was creamy and comforting without being so heavy... I thought it was a little tart on the first day from the lemon juice, but when I had a small bowl the second day ( that was all that was left!) I thought it was just perfect... so I think next time, I will make it one day in advance... really gave the soup's flavors time to marry. Great for a quick dinner on a cool fall night... Thanks for sharing!
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on September 27, 2007
Delicious, easy and hearty! I made this for supper for DH and I using half the recipe and it was perfect! I seasoned according to pur preferences and there was a portion for DH to take to work - until DD got home from volleyball and devoured it!! (we didn't expect that!!) A keeper I will make again this Fall/Winter soup season. **Sept. Beverage tag 2007**
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on April 29, 2007
This was really nice. I omitted the peas and added a clove of garlic.
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on March 11, 2007
Been trying to find a good creamy recipe, and now I've got it! Yummy! I too cook my pasta in my soups ... it just seems to keep the flavor of the soup better. (Nothing taken away because of the water logged pasta ... =-)) Thanks for the great recipe!
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