A rotisserie chicken is a great item to pick up at the market for nights you don't feel like cooking. I picked this one up at the organic market I go to and shredded it right up with this recipe in mind. I'm not a Rachel Ray viewer, but somehow came across this recipe of hers a few years back and it has been a family favorite ever since!
I opted for all organic ingredients including the bionaturae rombi 100% durum semolina noodles. You can use non organic and I promise it will be just as tasty!
Rachel Ray's "Chicken Noodle Hold the Soup"
1 Rotisserie chicken shredded (I only used the white meat)
1 medium onion sliced
2-3 carrots cut into matchsticks
4-5 ribs of celery cut into matchsticks
2 small zucchini cut into matchsticks
1/2 box of frozen peas
2 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil
1 tablespoon of butter
1 pound of extra wide noodles
*1 cup flat leaf parsley chopped (I omitted this because my kids don't like it)
I pre-shred and pre-chop everything and store it in zip-locks so that dinner time is extra easy!
Boil a big pot of water (add salt) for your noodles
Heat a large skillet over medium/high adding the olive oil
Add the onion, carrots and celery cook for 3-4 minutes
Toss in the zuchhini add salt & pepper and cook for another 3-4 minutes
Drain noodles and return to the pot adding butter and parsley (if you are using it)
Add the peas and chicken to the veggies until the chicken is warm
This fed four of us with lots leftover! It's great heated up the next day for lunch too!
Enjoy!
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ReplyDeleteThat's because your eating for two!
DeleteII’ll probably skip the parsley, too. Sounds delicious and I love the idea of picking up a pre-cooked chicken.
ReplyDeleteI pick at least one up a week and do different meals with it. I'm trying baked taquitos this week...if they come good- ill post! Thanks for visiting!!
DeleteYummy! I often will cook my chicken noodle soup until it's down to basically noodles and chicken with a brothy sauce, so I know I'd like this.
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I do the same! To avoid cleaning another pot, I cook the noodles in the broth! The flavor is incredible- I hope you like it!
DeleteThis sounds simple and nutritious! I am going to have to try it. Visiting from Sits.
ReplyDeleteIt's so tasty! The onions give it such great flavor! Thanks for your visit!
DeleteThis sounds simple and nutritious! I am going to have to try it. Visiting from Sits.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow! Perfect. Especially since I don't like soup. Where do you get those noodles?
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I bought the noodles at Wild by Nature. You can click on the link I provided & it will connect you to a site where you can order them on line. I can't believe you don't like soup!
DeleteHonestly, I am not a big soup person. So this? It is genius. I definitely want to try it!
ReplyDeleteI can't take all the credit...this is why Rachel is a superstar!!!
DeleteThis sounds - and looks - great! My little guys aren't the biggest fans of broth, so they would probably love that.
ReplyDeleteI hope they do!! Let me know how it goes !
DeleteYum! Will have to try this.
ReplyDeleteIt's so easy & sooooo delicious...it's crazy not to!
DeleteThis looks so delicious! Tabby@shoppingwives
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic! thanks for the idea.
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