Southwestern Chicken Soup
Use rotisserie chicken or leftover chicken in this easy Southwestern-flavored chicken soup.
Use rotisserie chicken or leftover chicken in this easy Southwestern-flavored chicken soup.
This was one of the easiest things I have ever made and my husband loved it. Some chopped red onion and chunks of tomato might be good next time.
Taste more sodium than flavor. Quick, but needs help.
Easy, fast and delicious! I added an extra can of beans and some cilantro. :D
Love it - I cant's stop sharing this recipe with others!
Great soup! Really yummy and oh so easy to do. Enjoy with corn bread made in an iron skillet. Also added an extra can of beans.
This was a good, quick weeknight meal. I added more cumin, chipotle chili powder, and a dash of liquid smoke to make it a bit more flavorful.
This is my go to recipe for an unexpected cold rainy or snowy day. It is easy to put together and the flavors blend wonderfully for a nice comfort meal. I usually add avocado slices and a tbsp of shred cheese to each bowl. I like the blue corn tortilla chips on top of it all.
I would make this again. It is a good fast weeknight soup to make.
Delicious and very easy. I used 2 cans of beans for a heartier soup and it was delicious. My coworkers have all asked for the recipe.
Easy, fast, and delicious - what more could anyone ask for? I used an entire small deli rotisserie chicken and the result was a very meaty soup that was a tad salty for my taste. Something else to watch for: my husband thought the broth might be a little thin so correct accordingly..
This was delicious - my husband loved it, and he is not a huge fan of Southwest cuisine. I had no salsa verde here in So. Africa when I made this, so I used a bit of chunky salsa and garnished with shredded cheddar cheese. Just as good, or better, 2 nights later!
This recipe is such a great option for a quick and easy weeknight dinner. I love the idea of using leftover rotisserie chicken which makes for two easy meal nights in a row. My 4-year old son loves it too!
Sent this dish to a friend with small children. They loved it. An added garnish was red bell pepper. I boiled a whole fryer for the chicken. More economical and just as tasty. Added a bit of garlic powder and a bay leaf.
This was so delicious, will make again for sure.
Excellent! Taste like you spent all day preparing it. I used a chunky salsa verde and added a squeeze of lime and sprinkled with cheese and diced avocado in addition to the other condiments. I'll make this again!
I made this tonight in about 20 minutes. Tearing up the chicken took the longest. I always read the reviews and decided to add black beans and 11 oz shoepeg (white) corn. I used 16oz. Herdea salsa verda and 32 oz. Chicken broth, along with a little salt and pepper, otherwise I followed the recipe. I did also top the soup with avocado . I let it cook for 1 1/2 hours. It was wonderful.
This was delicious and easy. I halved this recipe and ate for lunch; used Herdez Salsa Verde and leftover Boston Market Rotisserie Chicken. Highly recommend!
Awesome and easy. I like my soup thick so I didn't add all the broth and I only used half the cumin.
I have made this soup twice now, and it was great both times. The first time I prepared it as written, and the second I substituted black beans for the cannellini. We preferred the black bean version. I have used two different brands of salsa verde (both medium spicy) and they both worked about the same.
This recipe has become a favorite with my family. Sooooo easy to fix. I usually add a can of black beans and about a teaspoon of chili. I have also added some salsa. Every time I take it somewhere, someone is asking me for the recipe.
I followed the recipe to the T. It was wonderful!! I made this soup and another for a get together and this soup won hands down. This dosen't get any easier!! Thank you for sharing.
Just as everyone says: super easy, versatile (I've used turkey, variety of bean types, added corn or peppers, etc.), excellent flavor.