Tortilla Soup
You HAVE to make this soup. It is beyond amazing, I can’t believe it came out of my own kitchen! Better than a restaurant, it’s honestly the best tortilla soup I have ever had. And I have tried a lot. Anytime we go out to eat and it’s on the menu, I will usually order it.
This homemade version is rich, hearty, and packed with tons of flavor. Although it's on the brothy side of the tortilla soup spectrum, the chunkiness of the ingredients leaves you feeling full and satisfied.
I always love making restaurant quality meals at home because you can see exactly what is going into your dish. You can monitor the quality and amount of any ingredient like salt, sugar, fats, or any other items on your radar. Not to mention that you can use all organic ingredients. A huge win in my book!
The best part about making this for dinner is you do all of
the ‘work’ in the afternoon and it’s ready to eat by dinner! I think I can count on one hand the amount of
times I’ve used our crockpot. My sister made me the best homemade chicken, and all of that suddenly changed. From then on I've been looking for new
recipes to try with my slow-cooker.
Last week Chris stayed home sick from work. He's not a huge fan of chicken noodle, so I decided to get a little creative and looked for other soups to try my hand at making from scratch. I'm so happy I stumbled upon this recipe, we've made it two more times already! So break out your crockpots ladies and gentlemen, and get ready to make the best tortilla soup of your life!
Last week Chris stayed home sick from work. He's not a huge fan of chicken noodle, so I decided to get a little creative and looked for other soups to try my hand at making from scratch. I'm so happy I stumbled upon this recipe, we've made it two more times already! So break out your crockpots ladies and gentlemen, and get ready to make the best tortilla soup of your life!
Directions:
1. Place all Ingredients and seasonings into the crockpot
EXCEPT the cilantro and lime juice.
2. Cook on HIGH for 3 1/2 to 4 hours.
3. Shred chicken with two forks, return to crockpot.
4. Stir in cilantro and lime juice.
5. Serve with tortilla chips, avocado, cheese and Greek yogurt.
6. Enjoy with friends and family!
The best decision I made on this recipe was switching out the sour cream for plain greek yogurt. It sounds weird, right? I don’t know if you’ve ever tried this switch-a-roo, but you literally can’t tell the difference!
I married a Romanian, so sour cream is no stranger to our kitchen. That being said, he absolutely loves the plain greek yogurt, and I don't think we'll ever be going back. It was so nice to indulge in as much as we wanted with none of the regret or guilt!
I married a Romanian, so sour cream is no stranger to our kitchen. That being said, he absolutely loves the plain greek yogurt, and I don't think we'll ever be going back. It was so nice to indulge in as much as we wanted with none of the regret or guilt!
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4 Comments:
looks fabulous!... and delicious! I'll definaltely have to try this!
We are definitely trying this! We do the sour cream/greek yogurt switch all the time - you seriously cannot tell! So everyone who is reading this - Kelsie is not lying lol Try it for yourself! Plus, it comes in smaller portions, so (if you're like us) it's just the right amount and you're not stuck with a ton leftover. Plus, if you do have any left over, just throw some berries or honey in, and maybe some granola, and you've got breakfast :)
Thanks, it really is amazing you'll love it!
Thanks for the backup on the Greek yogurt ;) And that's a great idea to use the leftover yogurt with granola and fruit for breakfast!! We will have to do that next time.
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