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Cheesy Wild Rice Chicken Soup Recipe


Cheesy Wild Rice Chicken Soup Recipe
Stepped up version of Wild Rice soup. Serve with fresh,warm pop-overs and you've got a crowd pleaser everytime!

Bleau

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Ingredients
  • 1 whole chicken- baked and cut into bite-sized pieces
  • 2 cups cooked wild rice
  • 3 cans cream soup - I usally use chicken, asparagas and onion - but use your favs
  • 1/2 lb Velveeta cheese - cubed
  • 1 cup milk

Directions
  1. Bake chicken and cut into bite-sized pieces
  2. Cook wild rice according to package directions
  3. Mix soups, cheese and milk together.
  4. Add rice and chicken
  5. Cook until nice and warm
  6. This is meant to be a thick soup but you can add more milk to thin out if soup becomes too thick.
  7. To make this even easier and quicker, I've used chicken breasts cooked on the stovetop or the whole chickens you can buy at the store that are already cooked. You can also buy pre-cooked wild rice in a can. With those two things you can make this receipe in no time at all.

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Hi Bleau,
This looks like a recipe for this kind of weather we are having in the UK just now, wet, cool (cold.... the heaters went on last night :-(

A nice easy recipe with some warmed homemade bread just out of the 'Bread Machine' :-) Oh yea. I like this idea more and more. Thanks for sharing.


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