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By :Dr. Karen Lee |
Course | Soup |
Cuisine | Modern |
Difficulty | Easy |
Browse Category | Soups, Stews & Broths |
Duration | 30-60 min |
Diet | Celiac, Dairy Free, Gluten Free, Low Carb, Paleo |
Cooking Technique | Pressure Cook |
Prep Time | 10 minutes |
Cook Time | 30 minutes |
Servings |
4-6 servings
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Ingredients
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This was really good and super easy. I used chicken broth instead of water for more flavor
Very good! I would cut back on the ginger next time but it
Was still very very good!!
I used chicken stock instead of water, and omitted the ginger. I also added cooked egg noodles into the hot soup just before serving.
It was very good-I would make it again.
This soup is so easy to make, so fast and so delicious I made myself some when I had a cold. The wait is not even noticeable. Yummy!
I used radishes and leftout the ginger.
Delicious soup. I will add some rice and extra water to compensate for the rice next time.
Sometimes simple and easy is the best as was in this case with this wonderful recipe. I made it tonight for dinner and it was delicious. I did, however, leave out the ginger and felt that next time I make it, yes there will be a next time, I will add 6 cups of liquid instead of 4. I added more stock to my leftovers because there just wasn’t enough liquid. The flavor and simplicity of making this soup was just really perfect.
Great recipe, i made it with turkey instead of chicken, used turkey soup stock instead of water and I doubled the quantities to make a larger batch. I found doubling everything worked well except the pepper…coyld have cut that back a bit. Also I used a cup and a half of rice instead of the turnip. Had to add water after cooking was done as i think the rice absorbed some. Turned out great though. Will follow this recipe again for turkey or chicken soup!
My first time using my instapot, so i didnt realize tgat it was going to take and extra 20 min to pre-heat and 40 minutes to de-pressurize.
I added the rice like suggested and i found it turned it into stew almost… the rice was mushy and didnt evn look like rice.
Also found it lacking in flavour. I wouldnt make it again
First recipe for the InstantPot, and it was overall a success. The breasts were a TINY but dry, so I’ll experiment with that. There isn’t a specific time given, so I took it on blind faith that my InstantPot “Soup” setting would know when to quit.
Also, adding lime juice and some diced avicado we
OMG. This review format sucks. Anyway, the lime juice and diced avocado added some needed acid and fat “mouth feel” to this soup.
This is now the family Sunday lunch soup. I’ve added some roasted paprika powder and Himalayan Crystal Salt to experiment with different tastes. The chicken types (free range or factory) also change the taste witj free range being my favourite but takes longer to cook.
Excellent chicken soup! Thank you!
I made the chicken soup and we loved it!
Delicious and so easy to put together during these busy days! I had no turnip so added 4 small potatoes. I had no garlic cloves so sprinkled a bit of garlic salt. I also Included some mushrooms and an extra cup of water. I guess I modified it according to what I had at home, including the chicken ( I used 3 lbs. of cut up boneless chicken breast). So yummy!!!
I substituted crickets instead of chicken. I used galangal instead of ginger, and I threw in some psychedelic truffles. Delicious!
Really thin and not much flavor. Needed more salt or something. I think using broth instead if water maybe would’ve helped.