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Made a killer homemade chicken and tortellini soup!
I made this killer chicken tortellini soup tonight. I am not a huge fan of soup but I've gotten to where I love homemade soups. LOVE IT! 
My hubby made a homemade beef soup/stew on Monday. We are just cooking fools these days!
My hubby made a homemade beef soup/stew on Monday. We are just cooking fools these days!
Re: Made a killer homemade chicken and tortellini soup!
oh please share the recipe.... I love soup but i am too chicken to try anything like that homemade.... lol lol
I have been watching Rachael Ray lately so maybe I will get inspired lol
Sure I'll post the recipe!
Homemade chicken and tortellini soup
chicken, carrot (peeled and sliced), onion (cut into big chunks), 2 stems of celery (chunked), water, salt, bay leaf
put chicken in pot with enough water to cover it, place in carrot, onion, and celery as well as salt to taste and one to two bay leaves
boil until chicken is cooked
remove chicken and allow to cool enough to cut up, strain broth, removing veggies
put chicken back in broth with another carrot peeled and sliced (you can add other things at this point if you like), bring back to a boil, add tortellini and cook until directions on tortellini say should be done (for me it was 10 minutes)
serve with grated parmesean cheese and warm bread
Believe me when I say this is just about the easiest soup you can possibly make!