I'm a fan of chicken tortilla soup; I have a bunch of recipes most of which I haven't tried yet. I saw this recipe in the 30 minute meal section of the February/March 2012 Cook's Country magazine and decided it was worth a try. It was delicious. The only real prep is chopping the red peppers; most everything else is store bought stuff. You can find my recipe here.
The line up. I forgot to pose the 2 cans of low-sodium chicken broth.
Ingredients minus the 2 cans of chicken broth |
Shred the store-bought rotisserie chicken; chop the bell pepper; chop on smokey jalapeno; juice the lime; empty the picante sauce and chicken broth in measuring cups. Easy-peasey
Ready for the soup pot |
Tortillas ready for crisping in the oven |
And put in the oven for about 8 minutes. I was worried that since they weren't fried they wouldn't taste good. No worries.
Tortilla strips crisping in the oven |
While the tortilla strips crisp sauté the red pepper for a few minutes 'til it gets a little color.
Sauté the red peppers in 1 Tablespoon of vegetable oil |
Add everything but the lime juice and tortilla strips and simmer for a few minutes. When the chicken is warmed through turn off the heat and add the lime juice and tortilla strips and serve
Ready for serving |
Dinner is served |
I think I made it look harder than it is; really this is very very simple and very very tasty.
Try it and let me know what you think.
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