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×Sharing is caring!Jump to RecipePrint RecipeA delicious and easy clear chicken soup recipe (clear chicken broth recipe) that your whole family will love.Why we love it:This recipe was inspired because of how to boil chicken thighs and the 21 best chicken tenderloin recipes and since our easy and healthy red lentil baby soup has gained such popularity we thought we must do another soup recipe for the whole family.Jump to:There does not seem to be a clear answer on this and some chefs may disagree but the following seems to be the most true.Broth is basically a clear soup, but if it is served with vegetables and as a meal then it is considered soup.When it comes to stock vs broth, the Culinary Institute of America and the French Culinary Institute states that to make stock you use bones and vegetables whereas broth is made with meat and vegetables. Both stocks and broth may be seasoned and unseasoned.This clear chicken soup recipe is also a clear chicken broth recipe.The reason why clear chicken soup is clear is because we remove the impurities with a fine mesh food strainer.The amount of water you use will depend on the stockpot you use and the amount of chicken you want.This recipe is made with 2 quarters of a chicken (about 1 kg or 2.2 lb). You can adjust the quantities in the recipe card below.It can also be made with a whole chicken, bone-in chicken thighs or any part fo the chicken with bones.Remove the chicken from the packaging; take a large stockpot, place the chicken in and add 5 litres/ 21 US cups of water.Bring to boil. When it starts boiling the dark grey impurities will start rising to the top and then you start removing it with a fine mesh food strainer (or spoon). This will last about 10-20 minutes depending on the chicken. Once the water seems mostly clear (no grey) you can add the vegetables.Add the vegetables and salt and bring to boil. Once boiling, reduce to the lowest heat, cover and simmer the soup for a minimum of 2 hours or how ever long you want. You can let it simmer for the whole day, it will just be tastier and the chicken will be so soft.Once the 2 hours pass, take a pot that is a similar size and drain the soup. Take the chicken and shred it and add any carrots or any other vegetables you want to use in the pot. The chicken should be falling off the bones.You can always heat up some homemade or store-bought noodles and add to the soup.Store in fridge for up to 3 days and in the freezer for up to 3 months.from votesPrint RecipePin RecipeNo CommentsCreated by two sisters, we bring together nutritional expertise, delicious recipes, and a desire to make life easier for parents everywhere without sacrificing healthy foodRead more about us!This is so much more than a recipe book. This is a full weaning plan written by a PhD nutritionist for your child's entire first year, based on the latest science. This will take away the mental load of wondering if you're feeding your child the right food. It's what we wish we had when we were weaning our own children.Shop now

×Sharing is caring!Jump to RecipePrint RecipeA delicious and easy clear chicken soup recipe (clear chicken broth recipe) that your whole family will love.Why we love it:This recipe was inspired because of how to boil chicken thighs and the 21 best chicken tenderloin recipes and since our easy and healthy red lentil baby soup has gained such popularity we thought we must do another soup recipe for the whole family.Jump to:There does not seem to be a clear answer on this and some chefs may disagree but the following seems to be the most true.Broth is basically a clear soup, but if it is...

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