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I'm having friends for lunch on Monday. Anyone make a good soup recently? I know Andrea just made chicken tortilla...but I'm not sure if I can eat that

I want to make it to go with some sort of sandwhich....any ideas?
Re: Soup
http://www.skinnytaste.com/2011/01/beef-potato-and-quinoa-soup.html
This was delicious! My parents were going to buy the ingredients for me to make it again for them! I make grilled cheeses with it.
http://www.skinnytaste.com/2011/02/baked-potato-soup.html
Good too, but messy without an immersion blender
http://www.skinnytaste.com/2011/12/crock-pot-chicken-enchilada-soup.html
Yummy but spicy
I made this the other night:
And it was delicious, haha!
How helpful am I, right?
I make this soup called Chicken Vermont Soup. no idea why its called that.
1 large can of low sodium ckn broth (maybe 64oz? the biggest one you can find)
1 large can of tomato juice (same size can as above)
1 package of frozen spinich
carrots cut into small pieces. maybe like 3 carrots.
small pastini noodles something like this
or like I've found mini alphabet noodles.
1 15oz can of diced tomatoes
and chicken if you want. like maybe 8oz. just cut into bit sized pieces and throw it in the boiling juice.
so I would put everything in the pot except for the noodles. let the carrots soften and the ckn boil and then throw the pasta in at the end.
I always serve mine with parm sprinkled over the top. super good! and I like to freeze the leftovers.
The Rowdy Roberts
The Rowdy Roberts