I don’t know what I would do without our crock pot. It’s so easy to throw a meal together in the morning and by dinnertime, there’s something yummy ready for everyone.
One of our favorite crock pot recipes to make in the colder months is our Crock Pot Chicken Noodle Soup. It just hits the spot on a cold winter day.
I showed a picture of the soup cooking on Instagram last week and had quite a few people ask for the recipe. So here it is!!
Easy Slow Cooker Chicken Soup
Ingredients
- 4 12 oz cans chicken broth recommend organic, low sodium (can substitute chicken stock)
- 2 10.75 oz cans cream of chicken soup low fat
- 4-6 large chicken breasts skinless, trimmed
- 1 small package whole carrots sliced (6-8 medium carrots)
- 1 small package celery if desired, sliced (to taste)
- 1 10 or 12-oz package of egg noodles
- 1 tsp Fresh garlic chopped
- Lemon pepper to taste
- Parsley fresh or dried to taste
- Chives fresh or dried to taste
- Fresh ground pepper to taste
Instructions
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As with every slow cooker recipe, this is a very easy recipe, but be sure to start early enough in the day to allow cooking time.
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Slice carrots and any other veggies into small slices - whatever size you like.
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Pour the chicken broth into the slow cooker, adding the cream of chicken soup, the chicken breasts, the veggies, fresh chopped garlic, and herbs to taste. (We like pepper, so we used quite a bit of fresh ground pepper.)
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Turn the slow cooker on low. (If you're going to be around during the day, you can cook on high for four hours and then turn on low for the remainder of the time.)
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6-8 hours later, approximately 30 minutes before serving, check the chicken for done-ness with a fork (it should fall apart easily and have no pink color remaining).
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Start the water boiling to cook the egg noodles.
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While you're waiting for the water to boil, take the chicken breasts out of the soup and place on a plate. Fork shred the chicken and put it back in the soup.
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Cook the egg noodles according to the directions on the package.
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To serve, place some egg noodles in the bottom of the individual bowls and scoop soup on top.
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If you're using fresh chives, you can garnish with those.
Recipe Notes
You can adjust the quantities in this recipe for the size of your family and your slow cooker. Feel free to add other vegetables you'd like, like onion, or feel free to omit the celery We keep the egg noodles out of the soup because we get the crock pot so full when we do the soup in the first place. If your broth seems to run low after serving, you can always heat up another can of chicken broth and add it to the slow cooker. Excellent with fresh-baked bread (yes it's okay if you buy the bake at home bread) Mix remaining soup and noodles together to store leftovers.
Do you love using YOUR slow cooker??
What is your favorite recipe?
Let us know in the comments. We would love to come over and see YOUR favorite recipe!!
Have a Wonderful Day!!
xoxo
Taylor says
Love this recipe! It’s in the 30s here in Houston so I’m making this tonight! Yum!!
Jade says
Just wanted to say that I absolutely love this recipe! It works well with the noodles, but the next time I make it I will be doing it without the pasta. I put so many veggies in it that the soup is fantastic on its own. All you need is a slice of buttered bread on the side and it’s perfect! This is my new go-to recipe for soup!
Jennifer Jones says
Does anyone have any of the nutrition values on this? Im trying to calorie count and It is just so hard 🙁
tatertotsandjello says
No sorry Jennifer. I wonder how you figure that out?
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Kelly says
I LOVE Chicken Noodle Soup! I’ve never made it in the crockpot, but I’m pinning to do just that! Thanks so much for sharing. Nom nom nom.
H says
Just made this! Yummy
Didn’t have two cans of cream of ckn so I used one and the other was cream of mushroom. Also got FAT egg noodles from trader joes!
Jen says
Yummy!!!
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Danielle says
This sounds delicious. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
Bugs & Sunshine says
your pictures are adorable!
Jen says
Thanks so much!! I just took a photography class and I am working on learning haha!!
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Erin Morrison says
Pinning this for later! My go to crock pot meal is cheater chicken and dumplings…a pack of chicken breasts, a can of broth, 2 cans of cream of chicken, basil and thyme for 4.5 hours…then flatten and cut into fourths a can of grands biscuits, cook for another 1.5 hours. It is always a hit!
Jen says
Wow Erin!! That sounds so good!! Thanks for sharing the recipe. I will be making that soon!!
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Heidi says
This sounds great! Do you cook on high or low?
Erin Morrison says
Thanks! I do it on low. 🙂
val says
Soup perfection. I love the heart butter!
Jen says
Thanks Val!!!
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Jessica @ Mom 4 Real says
Well, I was already starving…now I’m really hungry. Got an extra bowl?
Jen says
Come on over Jessica!! That would be so fun 🙂
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S. @ The Captivating Life says
That looks great. I’ve pinned it to save the recipe to try soon! I love slow cooker recipes. Can’t beat tossing stuff into it and having a ready-to-serve meal in just a few hours. Chili is my go-to slow cooker meal but I love trying new ones. Thanks for sharing!
tatertotsandjello says
I love making chili too! Thanks for the comment!!
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Angelina Fracchiolla says
Oh, this looks so warm, yummy and comforting!! The crock pot is as important as the kitchen sink, maybe even more 🙂 Thanks for sharing the recipe with us, Jen.
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Angelina
tatertotsandjello says
Thanks Angelina!! I agree – crock pots are a must! Have a great day my friend!!
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Amy says
My go to recipe that never fails is chicken tacos in the crock pot. Frozen Chicken breasts, and a jar of salsa. That’s it!!! Cook and then at the last 30 mins I choose to add 1 can black beans and 1 can trader joe’s corn. Sooo good!! And it yields so much that I have left overs for days.
tatertotsandjello says
That sounds so easy!!! I am going to make it this week. Thanks Amy!!
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Ashley says
This looks delicious! Not feeling so great today, so this would hit the spot.
tatertotsandjello says
Thanks Ashley!! I hope you feel better.
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