Chicken noodle soup is not only one of the most comforting dishes on earth, it's also one of the easiest to make. And if you buy boxed chicken stock, it can take as little as 30 minutes to throw the stock, some tender chicken, cooked noodles and veggies into a pot — that is, if you're not making it in the slow cooker.
If you are, of course the soup will take a bit longer, but there are still a few ways you can shorten that time. Buying rotisserie chicken means the soup won't need as long to cook as it does when you use raw chicken. You can also add dry noodles, which I do in the recipe below. And can I just say: noodles cooked in stock? O.M.G.
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Pro tip: Shake up your chicken soup with any kind of veggies you like, or add potatoes or rice in place of noodles.
Note: All slow cookers are a little bit different in temperature and calibration. This recipe was tested in Cooktop Cove's Test Kitchen using this slow cooker, which is available for purchase here.
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