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prep time
15 min
cook time
30 min
ready time
45 min
Keto Chicken Soup
You may be thinking chicken is not the same without the noodles. However, I like to put very thinly sliced cabbage on top of the soup when it is piping hot! This allows the cabbage to cook some, but to stay a bit crunchy. This gives the soup a nice texture contrast and the noodles are no longer missed! I buy angel hair cut coleslaw so I do not have to cut the cabbage myself, but you can always use a very sharp knife or mandolin to do the same thing. I like to finish the whole dish with the cabbage and then a nice bit of freshly cracked pepper on top. I also use split chicken breasts with bones attached because the bones make such a flavorful broth and it so good for you. Use 1 whole bay leaf, not chopped like the ingredients suggest.
Net Carbs
1.4 g
Fiber
1.1 g
Total Carbs
2.7 g
Protein
47.5 g
Fats
24.5 g
417 cals
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Ingredients
Butter, Salted
2-½ tablespoon
Celery
3 large - stalk - 11" to 12" long
Carrots
½ cup, diced
Coarse Kosher Salt by Morton
1 tsp
Uncooked Perdue Fresh Split Chicken Breasts by Perdue
2-½ pound
Water
11 cup
Bay Leaf
1 tablespoon, chopped
Whole Black Peppercorns by Tone's
1 tsp
Coarse Kosher Salt by Morton
1 tsp
Angel Hair Cole Slaw by Fresh Express
1 cups
Parsley
1 tablespoon, chopped
Black Pepper
⅛ teaspoon
Recipe Steps
steps 4
45 min
Step 1
Heat a large stockpot over medium-high heat. Add the butter and wait until it melts and turns foamy. Add largely diced celery and carrots. Saute for 3 minutes or so. Add 1 teaspoon of kosher salt.Step 2
Add the chicken breasts to the pot along with the water. Then add a bay leaf or two if they’re small. Add the black peppercorns. Bring the soup to a boil and then down to a simmer. Let it simmer for 30 minutes.Step 3
Remove the chicken from the pot to a cutting board to cool slightly. Then taking two forks, remove the meat from the bones and shred it into larger pieces. Add it back to the pot. Add the rest of the salt and taste the soup for seasoning. Adding more salt if necessary.Step 4
Divide soup into bowls and top with plenty of cabbage and a good amount of freshly cracked black pepper. Serve hot!
Comments
FantasticKale490064 2 years ago
There is no way this is 400 calories a bowl. Just look at the ingredients
RSDallas a month ago
Don’t worry about calories if you’re going Keto. Just focus on “No Carbs” and you will do great. I lost 40 pounds the first time I did this.
Dodieroy 3 months ago
Agreed. One person is not likely to eat over 40 g of chicken!
Lizbrdh 3 years ago
I made this soup using Swanson broth and ready made chicken from Trader Joe’s which made it even easier. I added onion, garlic, red pepper flake, a dash of lemon juice and dried oregano to the celery and carrots. Then added the broth, brought it to a boil then covered and simmered for ten minutes. If using precooked chicken, add at the end and don’t simmer for over 15 mins. I added a bit of half and half (1/3 c) and garnished with fresh parsley…. It was sooo good! 😋
Jodydecker 3 years ago
Delicious!! And satisfying!
Jomama27 4 years ago
you can get konjac noodles. no carbs. made from the konjac plant in japan. amazon has a great assortment. I used the fettuccine noodles for soup. you add them at the last minute.
Dodieroy 3 months ago
Better than con noodles you can get egg white noodles
FavorableKetone188384 3 years ago
Amazon has a wide variety of konjac pasta 4.5 calories per serving
barbaraedwards1497a9 3 years ago
Where do you get them? And is it really that many calories. Seems like a lot
ThevillagesFL2024 3 years ago
Love konjak noodles
Amanda 4 years ago
Did it last week.... it was great and the family loved it wanting more. easy crockpot set up as well
Idaho Mike 4 years ago
I used low sodium chicken stock instead of water. Substitute thin strips of low carb (net 6 for a whole wrap) tortillas for the coleslaw. Add a cup of fresh salsa for a great tortilla soup. Does add 4 carbs per serving but boy we like it.
Bj 4 years ago
I use pasta zero noodles.by nasoya.. love them!
Cookiby 4 years ago
Delicious 😋
StellarArugula821464 4 years ago
Delicious
Tom 4 years ago
Delicious!
Nwise 4 years ago
What would someone substitute for Angel Hair Cole Slaw?
mimidare 2 years ago
Hearts of palm angel hair
Barbara 4 years ago
My husband just said before super to use my cauliflower rice!
Yamashib 4 years ago
I used riced cauliflower and made it more a chicken and rice recipe
Nattie 4 years ago
I didn’t find the broth flavorful. I even boiled the chicken longer than I needed to. I used chicken with bones in and skin. The broth tasted very watered down so I added canned broth. Other than the broth, it was alright.
Barbara 4 years ago
I wonder why it didn’t say chicken stock.
Cookiby 4 years ago
I sometimes use 8oz can of manzanita tomatoes to the soup. That gives some flavor.
Prhyme8 4 years ago
Amazing recipe. My chicken didn’t have bones. That might take away from the nutrition but it was DELICIOUS none the less. I added some siracha hot sauce and damn! It made me love it even more.
Little Buttercup 4 years ago
I have to be on a low iodine diet so no dairy... avocado oil worked fine and Kosher salt without iodine. Put it together quickly for the Instant Pot, "Normal" soup program. The chicken was super easy to shred. I added "organic no salt seasoning" - a blend and a little more Kosher salt. The cabbage was a great addition. I almost used noodles, but glad to discover the shredded cabbage. Hubs asked for a second big bowl. Will be great for lunch tomorrow which is supposed to be cold and damp. My store doesn't sell shredded cabbage but I had some left after making Cole slaw. 👍
MN 5 years ago
Is angel coleslaw shredded cabbage?
ellsea 2 years ago
Add fresh thinly sliced cabbage. Better taste. Cooked it in the soup
Kalind 4 years ago
Yes, it is very finely shredded cabbage. You can actually buy it already shredded this way in most grocery stores.
kmn876 5 years ago
Can you use a slow cooker for the recipe instead of stockpot? If so how long would I put the recipe in the slow cooker?? Thanks in advance