Best Noodle Soup Ever
- SERVES
- 10
- COOK TIME
- 20 Min
We're betting you'll agree that this is the Best Noodle Soup Ever. Our Asian-style chicken soup with lots of noodles swimming in the flavorful broth is sure to bowl over your soup-lovers.
What You'll Need
- 8 cups chicken broth
- 1 tablespoon light soy sauce
- 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1 (8-ounce) can sliced water chestnuts, drained
- 1 carrot, peeled and shredded
- 1/2 pound boneless, skinless chicken breast, cut into 1/2-inch chunks
- 1/4 pound uncooked spaghetti, broken in half
- 1 cup fresh snow peas, trimmed
- 2 scallions, sliced
What to Do
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In a soup pot over medium-high heat, combine chicken broth, soy sauce, mushrooms, water chestnuts, carrot, and chicken; bring to a boil.
- Add spaghetti and snow peas, and continue boiling 8 minutes, or until pasta is cooked, stirring occasionally. Top each serving with sliced scallions.
Notes
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Want another takeout-style recipe? Be sure to try our Wonton Egg Drop Soup: Our Easiest Egg Drop Soup Recipe.
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Member 0005135
Aug 21, 2018
I love this , the only thing I do different is to cook my pasta or rice separate , and add to my bowl when serving, that way the pasta wont drink up the broth, can also use rice the same way, cooking separate , also the broth freezes very well.
toniretman 5006408
Oct 10, 2017
I don't think it was vey asian. My husband thought it more like a chicken noodle soup. He loved it, but he loves anything with pasta. My noodles ended up soaking up a lot of the broth, so they were on the too soft in my opinion.
kmcartoonity 62072 74
Jul 19, 2017
Depending on what particular brand you are using, sometimes chicken broth can really vary in saltiness. I recommend tasting your broth first. You may want to use a reduced sodium variety, or you could replace a cup or two of the broth with water. This is a great standby recipe that can be very versatile. Use which veggies you have on hand. I like to add a whole thai chili in mine and then I just pluck it out before serving for a little heat.
ccbishere2 5466596
Jan 06, 2016
I use College Inn less salt for my soup, the less salt still has a lot of salt in it I find College Inn much better tasting so far. I save my chicken carcass and when I make chicken soup I put them in a dedicated laundry bag. Boil the soup for and hour or two covered. Take out the laundry bag and throw the bones etc. in the garbage. Now put in your carrots, celery, potatoes and cook till done. If you want you can add other cooked chicken now but do not cook it any longer. Delicious the best soup you will ever make. The more carcass you use the tastier it will be. Last soup I used 3 carcass. Freezes well also, but make sure you take out all the air from the freezer bag, and label it. You will love it...
kidsncanines 12010 28
Feb 04, 2014
This ones a keeper. Very good and very quick and easy to make.
DWATWOODS 9758273
Sep 27, 2013
WHY CAN I NOT DOWMLOAD THIS SOUP TO MY RECEIPE BOX
bleat0597 7131967
Jan 20, 2013
when you have a vidio, sometimes you should have it for the making of the recipe.
hdbeechrider
Oct 28, 2012
This recipe is really good and very easy to make. Cooking the spaghetti in the broth gives the noodles extra flavor. I julienne cut the carrots instead of shredding them. Next the day I reheated leftovers and added slices of fresh jalopeno (I was craving something spicy) and it was awesome! I will definitely be making this again!!! Thanks Mr. Food!
grannyblu
Oct 28, 2012
This recipe sounds vey interesting will try it I am going to use about 1 lb pork butt cut into small cubes add some garlic powder then brown well in a little oil before adding rest of ingredients everyone always uses raw noodles pasta rice potatoes or barley when making soups it simmers in the broth and makes it taste so much better That is how soups are made! I usI am going to add a can drained bamboo shoots instead of water chesenuts i think it will go very well
rschan 3974615
Oct 27, 2012
Putting uncooked spaghetti together with the meat and eveything else does not sound right to me. I would cooked the spaghetti first by itself and then add them to the meat and broth when they are done for half a minute. This way the noodle or spaghetti will taste better.
grannyblu
Apr 08, 2015
You brown and cook your meat if using meat BEFORE adding any broth or uncooked spaghetti and the noodles do NOT taste better simply cooked in plain water Granny knows .. been cooking for 52 years
rschan 3974615
Apr 08, 2015
I have eaten more salt than your granny has eaten rice. I have watched our cook cooked for 25 years and then I have cooked for myself for 40 years so I think I know better than your granny.
rschan 3974615
Oct 27, 2012
It is ok but for the water chestnut. Water chestnuts do not go well with noodles but then it is a personal preference, I guess.
joycesinger1 24336 07
Sep 06, 2012
I made this last night along with some crusty bread. He gave it a "two thumbs up". I will make this again!
jmbrock 3985943
Apr 04, 2012
I had some shredded pork in the freezer. I used that with some ginger and a little sesame oil in addition. It was so awesome!
alicedonnelly 9531 002
Jan 15, 2012
Delicious. This would also be great with shrimp, barbecued pork or turkey. It's a keeper.
Member 4309067
Mar 14, 2011
Will try this recipe very soon. Looks so delicious. Thanks Mr. Food!!
JeanW
Feb 21, 2011
DElicious! Made this tonight, and served with Shrimp Fried Rice. Both were a big, big hit with the family. They have already put in requests for me to make again. Quick, easy, yummy!
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