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I have an amazing recipe for chicken noodle soup that is not only comforting but also delicious and healing. The soup is enriched with ginger, lemongrass, and chilli, which add a hint of spiciness and a unique flavour to it. The broth is made in a slow cooker, and it has a depth of flavour that makes the soup taste so delicious.

Notes on ingredients

Chicken

NB: For those with a soy allergy, animals fed soy won't be suitable. In that case, always look for meat that is grass-fed or grass-finished, as most animals are fed soy, which is also genetically modified. If you are in the UK, take a look at the ethical butcher; they do not use soy to feed their cattle.

Stock

I used a yeast-free Marigold stock that's vegan, low salt, and gluten-free. It's high quality and perfect for those with yeast intolerance. If you're not intolerant, use any stock cube like Kallo. Chicken stock would be ideal for this recipe so if you don’t need yeast-free stock Kallo chicken stock would be a great recommendation.

Seaweed

I used organic dulse in this chicken noodle soup recipe but omit this as I know it’s not readily available. I bought this from a local farmers market and wanted an excuse to use it in a recipe. Since I was under the weather, I wanted to throw everything beneficial into the soup. You can buy this seaweed online here. It adds saltiness and has incredible nutritional properties.

Vermicelli noodles

If you cannot do gluten, swap the vermicelli noodles for rice noodles, that would work really well.

Aromatics/ herbs

The Thai spice kit can be readily bought from supermarkets and contains kaffir lime leaves, lemongrass, holy basil, otherwise known as Thai basil, ginger, garlic, chilli, coriander

Ingredients

Step by Step

4 portions - 8 hours of cooking time in the slow cooker

Recipe

  • 1 white onion roughly chopped

  • 1 Thai spice kit ( see notes)

  • 2 Carrots peeled & roughly chopped

  • 1 Chicken Stock cube or 2 tsp powdered ( see notes)

  • 5 cloves garlic

  • 50 g Dulse * (optional see notes)

  • 1 large chicken leg skinned and bone-in ( the bone is where the flavour & goodness is)

  • 1 200 g packet of stir fry vegetables

  • 100 g noodles ( use brown rice vermicelli or rice noodles if it needs to be GF)

  • Splash of soy sauce

  • 2 Quartered bok choi

Method

  1. Turn on the slow cooker so it's already warmed once you put the first 7 ingredients in. Top up with boiling water and slow cook for 6-8 hours.

  2. Strain the broth into a saucepan and cut up the chicken. It will be soft and easily pulled ( like pulled pork). Add this to the broth.

  3. Bring the broth to a boil and add the noodles. Cook for 5 minutes take off the heat.

  4. Then add the vegetables to the soy sauce, cover with a lid, and set aside so the vegetables cook in the hot broth for 5 minutes. Finish with chopped Thai basil and coriander & top with spring onions.

Variations

You can experiment with varying the noodles for this recipe. There are no hard & fast rules here. Use whatever you have in your kitchen. Also, add whatever vegetables you prefer too.

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Kam Sokhi

This article is written by Kam Sokhi, an accredited chef with more than 25 years of experience.

She is also a food stylist and photographer. Kam is an expert at creating healthy recipes for those with allergies or dietary needs without skimping on taste.

With vast culinary expertise and experience working at high-profile companies and restaurants, her mission is to inspire and educate.

Helping you fall back in love and rediscover the pleasure of eating again, one bite at a time.

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