Chicken Sopas

Chicken Sopas

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Ingredients

Sl NoDescriptionQuantityMacros split
1butter1 tbsp
108 kcal0g protein · 0g carbs · 12g fat
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2garlic3 clove
22 kcal1g protein · 5g carbs · 0g fat
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3onion1 piece
47 kcal1g protein · 11g carbs · 0g fat
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4chicken meat250 g
300 kcal56g protein · 0g carbs · 7g fat
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5Salt0 g
0 kcal0g protein · 0g carbs · 0g fat
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6Freshly ground black pepper0 g
0 kcal0g protein · 0g carbs · 0g fat
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7–4 cups water4 cup
0 kcal0g protein · 0g carbs · 0g fat
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8dried elbow macaroni1 cup—Buy
9carrot1 piece
21 kcal1g protein · 5g carbs · 0g fat
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10cabbage250 g
150 kcal3g protein · 20g carbs · 8g fat
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11evaporated milk375 ml
293 kcal14g protein · 21g carbs · 17g fat · 0g fibre
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Total, all ingredients941 kcal · 76g protein · 62g carbs · 43g fat · 0g fiberestimated
Per servingno servings count given
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Directions

Preheat oil in a pot. Add onion and garlic, and sauté them. Be careful not to burn them, as this will give your soup a burnt and bitter taste.

Add the chicken, salt, and pepper. Let it cook but don't let it brown. Browning the meat will give you a dark broth with an unpleasant taste.

Pour in water and bring everything to a boil.

As soon as the water boils, the scum from the chicken will rise to the top—you can skim it off.

Season again with salt and pepper—this is called "layering" in cooking.

Add the elbow macaroni and cook for 7 minutes or so.

The macaroni will have absorbed some of the salt by now, so season again with salt.

Add the carrots and cabbage. Mix well.

Add in the milk but don't let it boil—boiling will make the milk separate and ruin the soup's texture.

Serve immediately because the elbow macaroni will absorb most of the milky broth if you let it stand too long.

Enjoy!

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