I have to say that I often try new recipes posted on other blogger's sites.
This easy Spicy Chicken Soup recipe that can be made in a crock-pot was posted by:
Barbara @ barbarabakes.com Here
Recipe can be found HERE
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This easy Spicy Chicken Soup recipe that can be made in a crock-pot was posted by:
Barbara @ barbarabakes.com Here
Recipe can be found HERE
Barbara has a passion for baking and cooking and I have made several recipes that she has posted in the past. All were delicious. This week with the Artic blast of wind chills of -3 here in Atlanta I wanted a bowl of steaming hot soup so I tried this recipe. I found it so flavorful. I now know why Barbara's friends all ask her to share this recipe. This will be a repeat recipe in our home from now on. Make this soup today and your friends will be asking for the recipe too. The only change I made was to add less chili powder to satisfy my families taste. You can always add more chili powder individually. I made this in a large oval crock pot and it filled to the brim. I was lucky to remember to take a quick a photo of the last bowl...I am telling you it was that good!
If you would like to see more shared recipes please visit our wonderful hostess at:
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looks warm and yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteHello Joyce. Thanks for stopping by my blog and saying hello. I'm located in Gwinnett County, GA so I'm probably north of you. I agree, bring on the sun and the warm weather. Your soup looks very tasty. I love to prepare homemade soups and this is a perfectly good day for your recipe. Sea Witch
ReplyDeleteThat looks very warm and inviting on this cold (-7) winter (wind chill -20) day. I'm makin' split pea and ham soup today. Come on over, I'll share!
ReplyDeleteHave a terrific day and may God bless it!!!
Oh yum! I've got a pot roast in the crock pot today but this looks like a great soup. I'm also in cold Atlanta (west in Douglas county) and I'm happy to be in a warm house today!
ReplyDeleteI need to send you Waynell's Tortilla Soup recipe cause, baby its cold out and its not gonna get warmer for a long time
ReplyDeleteOh my, that will warm your globe! :)
ReplyDeleteI love spicy chicken soup, so I need to go check out this recipe. I also love making soup in the crockpot these days, I don't have to worry about constantly having to stir it so it won't stick on the bottom.
ReplyDeleteSorry, but while we may be a little warmer than ya'll are, it is definitely not warm, sunny beach weather here in Florida. Waited all through a hot, humid summer to go to the beach and now I'm stuck in the house. I just don't have the clothes for these temperatures. I want my shorts-weather back!
Nothing better than a bowl of hot soup!
ReplyDeleteSuch a hearty and warming looking soup. Thanks for passing it along :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Gail
Aloha Joyce,Mahalo for stopping by my blog, I a here to bring you some virtual sunshine and warm weather, I so appreciate your kind words, totally enjoyed my visit,I swoon over it all cooking and jewels, I'll drop by again soon:)
ReplyDeleteNew Year Wishes
Aloha
Brandi
The soup looks delicious. Thanks for pointing us to Barbara's site. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteThat soup looks SO good. Hubby always cooks for me:) Can't wait for his next trip home, but maybe I can take this time to lose some weight!?
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment... We have always been fortunate enough to be moved by the new employer. Hubby always has to leave first and sometimes it takes a few months to sell the house and get moved.
That soup looks just the thing for the weather we are having now! Yummy.
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling better.
Sandie
Ahhhhh! I'm so glad you liked the recipe! Thanks for linking to my site and your sweet comment letting me know you blogged about it. I'm off to check out the other Foodie Friday recipes.
ReplyDeleteThe Spicy Chicken Soup sounds perfect for the sub-zero weather we've been having lately!
ReplyDeleteGood soup... I can just tell by looking! I have a similar recipe, from Southern Living maybe, but it has Rotel and taco seasoning mix... and oh yeah, BEER! Haven't made it in the crock pot but might just try this recipe next time. Stay warm!
ReplyDeleteThe soup looks--and sounds--like it's a delicious warmer-upper. I'll look forward to making this.
ReplyDeleteSaw your posting about the event but haven't received anything yet. I will be on the lookout - looking forward to it.
ReplyDeleteJoyce-This weather just makes me want to cook and then eat. Love anything that can be done in a crockpot for busy days!
ReplyDeleteThe spicy chicken soup sounds so warm, inviting and comforting. I bet it made the whole house smell delicious as it was cooking!!
ReplyDeleteYum yum. I need something nice and warm before I climbe on my bicycle again to go home in this freezing cold.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your love comment on my blog! Glad you liked my little project.
This does sound so good. I like to get recipes recommendations from bloggers, too, because you know they are road tested.
ReplyDeleteAh, nothing like some hot soup for the cold winter! Unfortunately, I gave away my crockpot, so I will just settle with slow cook stove top.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit Joyce! And more power to blogging! Happy New Year.
Hi sweet friend!
ReplyDeleteI've been such a bad blog friend lately. Sorry. Between the holidays, planning the wedding, trips out of town, etc. my time has been crazy!
The soup looks and sounds delish and so does the pork chop one you posted today. I love using my croc kpot so I will be making copies of both of these to try.
Hugs from the beach!
Kat