Bibi’s “Everything Soup”

Felix Cortes
Felix Cortes @Felix
Mostly Connecticut/NYC area

So, this soup is the result of a fridge cleaning: we took out everything in order to spot any “forgotten” ingredients, and upon looking at what we had, decided that there’s a soup that can be made with (most of) it all.
It’s got protein, it’s got veggies, it’s got fats, it’s got carbs... it's got everything!

And it’s a lot of tasty soup!

Bibi’s “Everything Soup”

So, this soup is the result of a fridge cleaning: we took out everything in order to spot any “forgotten” ingredients, and upon looking at what we had, decided that there’s a soup that can be made with (most of) it all.
It’s got protein, it’s got veggies, it’s got fats, it’s got carbs... it's got everything!

And it’s a lot of tasty soup!

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Ingredients

About 45 minutes
6-8 servings
  1. 1large beefsteak tomato, ripe
  2. 1/4onion
  3. 1garlic clove
  4. 1chipotle (optional, but it gives the soup a nice kick)
  5. to tastesalt & pepper
  6. 12 oztomato puree
  7. 2 qtwater
  8. 1.5 tbspchicken broth concentrate
  9. 7 ozelbow macaroni (or any other "soup" pasta)
  10. 1 lbfrozen veggies (we used a mix of carrot, peas, potato, and corn kernels)
  11. 10 ozshredded chicken meat
  12. 8-10 ozcubed mozzarella cheese
  13. 4 oz (8 tbsp)sour cream
  14. to tastelime juice

Cooking Instructions

About 45 minutes
  1. 1

    Place tomato, onion, garlic, chipotle, salt, and pepper in food processor and blend until smooth. Add to a large pot with the tomato puree, the water, and chicken broth concentrate. Bring to a boil.

  2. 2

    Add the pasta to the boiling water. Halfway through the cooking time indicated on the package, add the frozen veggies (this will slow down the pasta's cooking so it doesn't get mushy). Bring back to a boil.

  3. 3

    Add the shredded chicken (make sure it's precooked) and give it all a good mixin'!

  4. 4

    In your plates, distribute the cubed mozzarella and 1 tbsp cream for each plate. Serve the soup and mix in the plate, to give it its nice pink hue and to let the cheese melt a little. If desired, you can add some lime juice. Enjoy!

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Comments (2)

Sherry Schwabacher
Sherry Schwabacher @SherryKaraoke
Really sounds delicious. I'll leave out the chicken (maybe substitute chickpeas!) and give it a try. Thanks, Felix (and Bibi)

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