Tuscan chicken soup

An easy one-pot recipe packed with juicy seared chicken, sundried tomatoes, spinach, and grated parmesan, all in a thick creamy sauce.

This Creamy Tuscan Chicken Soup is perfect for cozy nights in. With a rich, creamy broth, tender chicken, sun dried tomato, artichoke, and spinach, this soup is veggie packed, loaded with flavor, and extra easy to make using your slow cooker! This homemade chicken soup recipe cooks to perfection in the crockpot. Chicken soup ideas can start to get boring but if you like the Tuscan soup from Olive garden, this is the recipe to try. This Tuscan chicken soup in the crockpot is no-effort and…

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Recipe video above. My (current) favourite chicken soup - utterly divine! Creamy broth, juicy little bits of chicken, pasta (I used small shells), swirls of spinach and a sprinkling of sun dried tomato which I use instead of the usual croutons. Easy, one pot, quick to make, and great for making ahead.I call it "Tuscan" because to me it has Tuscan vibes, so christened it as such with a cute name. But no, it's not authentic - and that's ok! It's still delicious. :)