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My Mother's Chicken Soup
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Anonymous
from Australia
on 05/09/2006 07:45 AM
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DonniD
from Victoria BC
on 06/12/2004 10:49 PM
I would recommend a different approach to yummy chicken soup. Head on down to your local butcher and ask if they have some fresh chicken bones. (grain fed, hormone and steroid free of course). I bet he offers you all he has because it costs him money to dispose of them. Substitute the bones for the chicken and instead grill up a couple of breasts and chunk them up for the meat in the soup. Much tastier and your chicken in the soup doesnt taste like a bunch of cardboard. Keep Cookin!
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DonniD
from Victoria BC
on 06/12/2004 10:49 PM
I would recommend a different approach to yummy chicken soup. Head on down to your local butcher and ask if they have some fresh chicken bones. (grain fed, hormone and steroid free of course). I bet he offers you all he has because it costs him money to dispose of them. Substitute the bones for the chicken and instead grill up a couple of breasts and chunk them up for the meat in the soup. Much tastier and your chicken in the soup doesnt taste like a bunch of cardboard. Keep Cookin!
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DonniD
from Victoria BC
on 06/12/2004 10:48 PM
I would recommend a different approach to yummy chicken soup. Head on down to your local butcher and ask if they have some fresh chicken bones. (grain fed, hormone and steroid free of course). I bet he offers you all he has because it costs him money to dispose of them. Substitute the bones for the chicken and instead grill up a couple of breasts and chunk them up for the meat in the soup. Much tastier and your chicken in the soup doesnt taste like a bunch of cardboard. Keep Cookin!
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WestCoastDonni
from Victoria BC
on 06/12/2004 10:48 PM
I would recommend a different approach to yummy chicken soup. Head on down to your local butcher and ask if they have some fresh chicken bones. (grain fed, hormone and steroid free of course). I bet he offers you all he has because it costs him money to dispose of them. Substitute the bones for the chicken and instead grill up a couple of breasts and chunk them up for the meat in the soup. Much tastier and your chicken in the soup doesnt taste like a bunch of cardboard. Keep Cookin!
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WestCoastDonni
from Victoria BC
on 06/12/2004 10:48 PM
I would recommend a different approach to yummy chicken soup. Head on down to your local butcher and ask if they have some fresh chicken bones. (grain fed, hormone and steroid free of course). I bet he offers you all he has because it costs him money to dispose of them. Substitute the bones for the chicken and instead grill up a couple of breasts and chunk them up for the meat in the soup. Much tastier and your chicken in the soup doesnt taste like a bunch of cardboard. Keep Cookin!
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WestCoastDonni
from Victoria BC
on 06/12/2004 10:47 PM
I would recommend a different approach to yummy chicken soup. Head on down to your local butcher and ask if they have some fresh chicken bones. (grain fed, hormone and steroid free of course). I bet he offers you all he has because it costs him money to dispose of them. Substitute the bones for the chicken and instead grill up a couple of breasts and chunk them up for the meat in the soup. Much tastier and your chicken in the soup doesnt taste like a bunch of cardboard. Keep Cookin!
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WestCoastDonni
from Victoria BC
on 06/12/2004 10:47 PM
I would recommend a different approach to yummy chicken soup. Head on down to your local butcher and ask if they have some fresh chicken bones. (grain fed, hormone and steroid free of course). I bet he offers you all he has because it costs him money to dispose of them. Substitute the bones for the chicken and instead grill up a couple of breasts and chunk them up for the meat in the soup. Much tastier and your chicken in the soup doesnt taste like a bunch of cardboard. Keep Cookin!
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(Raeann)
from WASHINGTON,iNDIANA
on 11/05/2001 02:25 PM
IT IS A VERY TASTY SOUP. IT HAS A LOT OF GOOD HEALTHY VEGATABLES IN IT.I'M A DIABETIC AND IT FITS IN MY DIET.
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Anonymous
on 05/15/2001 01:26 PM
