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Thermomix Chicken Soup
skinnymixer's Chicken & Vegetable Soup

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skinnymixer's Chicken & Vegetable Soup

Chicken and vegetable soup is something that has always daunted me – Mum always made it when we were sick and it tasted sooooooooo good that I was sure it was really difficult to make. This Thermomix Chicken Soup is going to quickly become a family favourite.

Turns out, its crazy simple, very cheap and also really good for you.

Provided you have the time, you can make a nourishing and reportedly healing Thermomix Chicken soup – but if time isn’t something you have in abundance, I have also given “quick” instructions for a 15 minute meal as well (in the notes).

I know my family will be enjoying this recipe winter long.

Love Nik xx

PS how beautiful is that bowl? I bought it at a recent trip to the Jam Factory here in South Australia.

Mez’s Extra Collagen Version of this Chicken & Vegetable Soup

Mez’s version of Chicken Vegetable Soup

A couple of years ago Mez Nelson shared her extra flavour + extra good stuff version of this popular soup, that she made for me after spinal surgery and when I was sick.

What is done differently?

  • Roast 500g chicken necks in the oven with a drizzle of olive oil and salt and pepper, roasted for about 1 hour till nicely caramelized. Chicken necks are high in collagen which as this is rendered it provides a beautiful rich tasting broth.
  • Once roasted add them to the Thermomix with 800g of water 10 mins/100c/speed 2/MC on.
  • Then brown the bone in chicken thighs in a pan on the stove, add the first lot of vegetables and combined for about 2 mins.
  • Then put the necks and broth from the Thermomix through a seive to seperate the necks. Then discarded the necks and added the stock to the soup prep on the stovetop.
  • Add in Salt, pepper and bay leaf simmered for about 1 hour and follow the recipe from Step 3.
This soup is so full of flavour!
 
If you love this soup and have the time I highly recommend trying it!
 
Thermomix Chicken Soup

skinnymixer's Chicken & Vegetable Soup

4.77 from 17 votes
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Course: Soup
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 1 hour 10 minutes
Total Time: 1 hour 20 minutes
Servings: 6
Calories: 136kcal

Ingredients

Stock Ingredients

  • 1 medium brown onion - peeled, quatered
  • 3 garlic cloves - peeled
  • 50 g celery - roughly chopped
  • 50 g carrots - roughly chopped
  • 700 g skinless chicken thigh with the bone or lovely legs - I recommend you use free range
  • roughly 900 g | 32 oz water
  • 1 tbsp salt
  • 1/2 tsp cracked black pepper
  • 1 bay leaf

To Serve (recommended, you can use what you like)

  • 150 g carrot - thinly sliced
  • 150 g celery - thinly sliced
  • 200 g spinach leaves - thinly sliced
  • handful of fresh continental parsley - roughly chopped

Instructions

  • Add onion, garlic, celery, carrots and chicken directly in to mixer bowl.
  • Pour water, salt, pepper and bay leaf into mixer bowl, to the max line - this is roughly 900 g or 32 oz in the TM31, a bit more in the TM5. Cook for 60 min/90°C or 195°F/slowest speed/MC on. You can totally clean your kitchen and prepare your vegetables for serving now 😛
  • When cooking time has finished, remove your chicken to a thermal server and add your serving vegetables (except for the spinach and parsley) to the stock (I dont bother draining it, the stock vegetables are also delicious!). Cook for 10-15 min/90°C or 195°F/slowest speed/MC on. While the vegetables are cooking, carefully shred your meat from the bones without burning yourself, and discard the bones. Pour soup & vegetables over your chicken, spinach and parsley, season to taste if needed, and serve.

Notes

Quick Soup Instructions
Omit stock ingredients.
Replace chicken thigh/leg with 700 g or 24.7 oz cubed chicken breast.
Add cubed chicken breast, pepper and serving vegetables (except for the spinach and parsley) to mixer bowl with 2 Tbsp chicken stock concentrate.
Top water up to max fill line and cook for 10-15 min/90°C or 195°F/slowest speed/MC on or until cooked.
Bellini Users
Use your blunt blade for this recipe.
At step 2 use speed 1.
At step 3 cook for longer if required.
Tried this recipe?Mention @skinnymixer or tag #skinnymixers!

Nutrition

Serving: 300g | Calories: 136kcal | Carbohydrates: 3g | Protein: 18.5g | Fat: 4.8g | Saturated Fat: 1.4g | Sodium: 1030mg | Sugar: 2.7g

 

  1. This one is a winner! Made it for my travelling parents who requested a quick and flavoursome soup! I made this and it went off a treat. I did add extra garlic and a really good tablespoon of Nik’s chicken stock concentrate. When I took the chicken out I added a whole heap of vegetables (chunks of book Choy, zucchini, carrot etc) It got some major thumbs ups in this house which says a lot as my Dad is quite pedantic when it comes to his soups! Leftovers are frozen ready for a “on the road hit!”

    Well done Nik!

  2. Absolutely love this one! It’s affordable, easy and super yummy – a regular in our house since it was posted.

  3. I have always craved chicken soup when I’m sick but could never find the right recipe. This is just perfect. I didn’t have celery or spinach but added heaps of sliced mushrooms to the serving vegetables. Highly recommend, I could honestly just drink a cup of the broth as a warm drink! Thank you for an amazing recipe that I’ll use for myself and my family xx

  4. This is hands down the best chicken and veg soup I’ve ever made or tasted. Perfect for a healthy winter lunch!

  5. I made this soup yesterday with all intentions of having it for lunch during the week. I now have a problem…. Hubby has pretty much devoured it already!

    Thanks for a easy and delicious recipe that gives my hubby faith my cooking 😀

  6. Loved loved loved this soup. Was so tasty and nourishing not to mention easy as! Definitely making this one again. Thank you!

  7. Amazing soup. Made this as I wasn’t feeling well. One sip of the soup made me feel much better. Used spring onions and coriander instead of celery as I didn’t have celery at home and it still turned out well. Thanks so much Nik!

  8. This is on my list for today. Yesterday I made the Cauliflower and chicken soup and the bacon and vegetable soup…now I know what all the hype is about as both were delicious and at this rate i’ll smash the 7 day challenge😊

  9. Did anyone else’s thermomix struggle with this? My TM isn’t very old however sometimes I find the blades struggle with certain things and even at the slowest speed it kept stopping and starting. I ended up taking the butterfly out – perhaps my chicken was too large? It was also very noisy as it went around. Any advice from other people who have cooked would be appreciated as maybe it’s my machine?

    1. Very tasty recipe. My thermomix (TM31) had the same issue, and the butterfly actually popped out at one point. I just let it keep going, and it eventually quietened down (after things got a bit more mushy).

      1. `That’s what I thought. Re-read the recipe several times. There are other’s who have mentioned the use of the butterfly.

  10. Love this method with the butterfly- used it to make a minestrone soup with intact veggies, pasta etc.Thanks!

  11. This was such a beautiful warming soup to have on a cold day, so full of flavour. Even my 2 kids wanted to drink the broth, it felt so healthy!
    The only change I needed to make was to add another 25 mins cooking time on the end because the carrots were still quite hard. I also added some zucchini noodles on serving to bulk it up a bit. Yum, will be making this often throughout the winter months. Thanks for another delicious recipe.

  12. Absolutely delicious.. My two yr old twins demolished 2 bowls for lunch (I may have done the same)…. Thank you for yet another amazing recipe.

  13. Thank you so much for creating this wonderful recipe. I made it last night and it was delicious.

  14. Made this today. It was so good that I immediately tripled the recipe and cooked it in the slow cooker to make enough for a weeks worth of lunches. Thanks Nikalene!

    1. Can I ask how long you put it in the slow cooker for (and what temp)?
      Also did you just put it all in at once or do the stock & chicken first and add the serving veggies at a later time? Sorry to be a pain just wanted to make a decent size batch in one hit 🙂

  15. I just made the quick recipe today and it is so nice. I will definitely make the full recipe next time.
    Thank you once again 😄

  16. I often make a soup to comfort me when I am sick or feeling depressed. As it turns out today it is both. This soup is truly delicious and so superior to any stove top chicken and vegetable soup I will never make stove top chicken soup again. I used chicken chops (skin removed) which had bones in it. I also replaced a bay leaf with bouquet Garni but that was all. Gorgeous taste, aroma (especially when it was cooking in first stage) and this will go down as one of my all time Nik creation favourites. Thank you for providing a recipe that filled my stomach and fed my soul. Xxx

  17. Perfect as I have a cold coming on and this soup was just what the doctor ordered! It’s so warming and comforting, and it tastes great! I did the long version using chicken thigh cutlets with the bones in. So delicious! Thank you Nik X

  18. Thankyou! Thankyou! Thankyou!
    So easy AND delicious!! This will definitely be a regular at our house. xx

  19. Thank you for this recipe! I had 700g of chicken breast to make soup with tonight and reverted back to the soup pot as I wasn’t sure of quantities , which was a nuisance because I wanted to go riding with my son, but couldn’t leave the soup pot unattended because it doesn’t turn itself off when its finished! Can’t wait to try the bone broth version, thanks again!

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