I know it has been too long since I’ve posted a recipe! Mostly because now I have a bunch of recipes that I love and just keep rotating. But this one I made last night is new and delicious. It is my modified version of the recipe out of my favorite cookbook “Everyday Paleo Family Cookbook“. This soup would be just as good without the chicken as a side dish or a wonderful lunch.
Using an immersion blender, puree soup directly in pot until smooth. If you don’t have an immersion blender you can also use a blender to puree in batches.
Ladle into bowls, top with shredded chicken, a little Parmesan cheese and a sprinkle of dried parsley. Enjoy!
This looks, easy, comforting, tasty and healthy! What more could you ask for? I am eating lots of soup these days and am getting a wee bit tired of standard chicken veggie soup…this looks hearty and filling!
Thanks Adrienne, let me know what you think if you try it!
This looks really yummy! Your recipes help me out a lot. I recently got Mark Sisson’s book Primal Blueprint for Christmas, but the recipes are too complicated for me to cook!
Made this dish yesterday. There was some crying involved but that was due to cutting up the onion. I wasn’t too sure about the outcome I never tried coconut milk/oil before. It turned out great, excellent taste and I even bought a rotisserie chicken as your post suggested. Great Idea by the way.
My main reason for making it is I saw your lovely pics of the dish and got inspired.I am not a tomato soup person and I had never heard of “Paleo” but I think I will take a more serious look into it:D Thank you for the post! Love your blog!!
Hi Dee! Sorry about the onions : ) but glad you liked the recipe! I can’t say I am the best food photographer, but glad they were good enough to inspire!
I just recently came across your blog and have enjoyed reading your fashion and recipe posts. Do you think you’ll ever have a print option available to make it easy to print out your recipes? Thanks so much for all the inspiration.
Hi Carolyn, thanks for reading! I figured out how to add a print button to the bottom of posts, hopefully that helps, thanks for the idea!