Chinese Vegetable Soup with Chicken


This week, I was the lucky lady to select the recipe we have cooked for our Eating With Ellie group.  I asked someone to pick up the ingredients, I needed but must have made some mistakes.  I found a package of stir fry vegetables and separated the snow peas, added some of the green beans and used them.  I rarely keep scallions in the house so I subbed in red pepper.

 I did not like the mushrooms in the soup although I usually like mushrooms.  This soup lends itself to many vegetables.  Broccoli or spinach would fit right in.  The bok choy was an excellent choice by Ellie.

 I would make this again with some different veggies.

 To find out what our other cooks thought of this soup, stop off at EwE.

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Comments

  1. UnknownMay 7, 2015 at 5:11 AM

    This looks like a simple and delicious recipe! A comfort food to have on cold days :)

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  2. KayteMay 7, 2015 at 12:08 PM

    I really liked this soup a lot, it was light and fresh and filling at the same time. Lots of veggies. Yes, I think you could use any number of veggies to have it all work, that's the great thing about soup, a great place to park veggies at the end of the week! :-) Good choice.

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  3. CakelawMay 7, 2015 at 5:44 PM

    I enjoyed this one too. Easy and tasty!

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  4. Miz HelenMay 8, 2015 at 3:16 PM

    Hi Chaya,
    This is sure a soup that I would like to try, it looks delicious! Hope you have a very special Mothers Day weekend and thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday this week.
    Miz Helen

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