I found this recipe while waiting for my OB apt. and looking through a Southern Living magazine :) We absolutely LOVE my Mom's chicken divane recipe, but I don' t make it often because I don't like the mayonnaise and canned cream of chicken soup it requires. So I was excited to find this soup recipe that does taste surprisingly similar! I added some shredded carrots to it for added nutrients and it worked well with the soup. This recipe makes a lot, so I cut it in half for our family. This post is part of the Whole Food for the Holidays Progressive Dinner!
Ingredients:
1 Tbs. butter
1 med. sweet onion, chopped
1 garlic clove, minced
1 tsp. crushed red pepper (I left that out)
1 (48 oz.) container chicken broth (I used home-made)
2 (12-oz) pkg. fresh broccoli (about 12 cups)
1 (8oz.) pkg. cream cheese, cut into cubes
4 cups chopped, cooked chicken
1 (8oz.) block sharp cheddar cheese
salt and pepper to taste
2 shredded carrots if desired :)
Directions: Melt butter, saute onion til tender, add garlic (and shredded carrots) and red pepper. Cook 2 minutes. Stir in chicken broth and broccoli. Cover and bring to a boil 10-15 min. Stir in cream cheese. Process with a blender til smooth (we wanted it chunky, so I skipped that step :). Add chicken and shredded cheese. Cook on med-low, stirring occasionally, 5 minutes til cheese is melted. Season with salt and pepper.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Creamy Chicken Divane Soup
This recipe is part of Kelly's Korner SUYL
Posted by Meg at 3:53 PM
Labels: chicken, no-sweeteners, recipe for cookbook, soups
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2 comments:
Hi Meg,
This recipe sounds quite yummy. Was wondering how much chicken you added to it and also if the other ingredients need to be halved to make a smaller portion of if they already are. Hope that makes sense!
Thanks :)
Thanks for your comment; it made me realize that I had totally left out the chicken in the ingredient list! So sorry! I fixed it :) It calls for 4 cups of chicken, so I cut it in half and used 2 cups instead. And I did halve the other ingredients as well because they made so much. So glad you asked!
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