Chicken soups

This recipe for Marry Me Chicken Soup takes a popular entrée and turns it into an easy, comforting one-pot dish worthy of a proposal, or at least worthy of a spot on your weekly rotation—it's that good.

This Chicken Enchilada Soup can be made on the Stove Top or the Crock Pot and is easy to make with chicken breast, thighs, or leftover chicken! It's creamy, it's cheesy, and it's made with

Cozy up with a bowl of Greek Lemon Chicken Soup, a zesty and hearty dish perfect for any season! Packed with tender chicken, fresh lemon, and velvety egg-lemon sauce, this comforting classic is a one-pot wonder. Ideal for meal prep, it’s gluten-free, protein-rich, and bursting with Mediterranean flavors. Try this easy, flavorful soup today!

When you crave a comforting and flavorful soup that's quick and easy to prepare, Chicken Taco Soup comes to the rescue. Bursting with the zesty essence of tacos and loaded with tender chicken, beans, and vegetables, this recipe is a crowd-pleaser. Let's get started on crafting this simple yet satisfying dish.

This 30-minute creamy chicken tortilla soup recipe is easy to make and has a cozy, perfectly seasoned broth. Load it up with your favorite toppings for a satisfying meal!

This chicken and rice soup recipe is incredibly cozy! Whip up a big batch in just 35 minutes for the best family meal to warm up with.

Creamy Chicken and Rice Soup made with chicken, veggies, rice and a creamy broth. The rice cooks right in the soup giving it body & richness!

Discover the magic of one-pot and slow cooker recipes that make mealtime effortless! From hearty soups to savory stews and comforting casseroles, these dishes are packed with flavor and require minimal cleanup. Perfect for busy days or cozy evenings, these culinary wonders bring warmth and satisfaction to your table with ease.

Marry Me Chicken Soup has everything everyone loves in the viral Marry Me Chicken but in soup form! It’s creamy and light at the same time and packed with sun-dried tomatoes, garlic and Parmesan flavors.

Growing up, chicken soup in our house always came from a can. My mom would pour it into a pot, add some water, and call it dinner. Don't get me wrong - I