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Homemade chicken noodle soup, nothing is more satisfying. Whether you're sick in bed or just need a hearty meal, learn how to make chicken noodles soup from scratch in this free cooking video series.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Watch an expert chef gather ingredients for making homemade chicken noodle soup, including chicken, carrot, parsley, celery, onion, zucchini, and parsnip in this free cooking recipe video.
Learn how to wash the vegetables for a homemade chicken noodle soup recipe in this free cooking video.
Tips for peeling onions and garlic for homemade chicken noodle soup; learn these culinary tricks and more in this free cooking video.
Tips for cutting vegetables for a homemade chicken noodle soup recipe; learn which vegetables need to be chopped in this free cooking video.
Learn how to add the chicken to the pot for a homemade chicken noodle soup recipe in this free cooking video.
Get tips for adding water and seasonings to a homemade chicken noodle soup recipe in this free cooking video.
Watch the expert chef simmer and skim homemade chicken noodle soup in this free recipes & cooking video.
Get tips for removing the chicken and vegetables from the stock for a homemade chicken noodle soup recipe in this free cooking video.
Learn how to strain a homemade chicken noodle soup in this free cooking recipe video.
Watch an expert chef strain vegetables and skim fat from a homemade chicken noodle soup in this free cooking video.
Learn how to skim fat off of chilled stock for a homemade chicken noodle soup recipe in this free cooking video.
Get tips for deboning the chicken for a homemade chicken noodle soup recipe in this free cooking video.
Techniques for cooking the noodles for a homemade chicken noodle soup recipe; learn what type of noodle to use when making chicken noodle soup in this free cooking video.
Tips for preparing carrots for a homemade chicken noodle soup recipe; learn how to chop carrots in this free cooking video.
Tips for finishing chicken noodle soup, including adding the carrots, noodles and chicken; learn how to serve recipe in this free cooking video.
Nothing satisfies like a bowl of hot soup on a cold, dreary day. Food has the special ability to give us more than just nutrition; sometimes it can make us feel loved, feel like the world is just a little bit better than it was two minutes ago. Homemade cuisine is especially welcome in a society that does everything on the go, including eating. Getting back into the kitchen can be a welcome reminder of what fresh, hot meals taste like, and that Mom’s home-cooked meal will beat fast food any day of the week.
One soup in particular has been attributed with special healing properties. I am, of course, speaking of homemade chicken noodle soup. Nothing works better when you’re sick in bed—or even if you’re just feeling blue. Whether it’s something to do with the food itself, or the person who prepares it with love and care, is still a matter for debate. Nevertheless, chicken soup can sometimes satisfy the deepest needs of the body and soul.
In this free cooking video series, learn how to make a hearty chicken noodle soup recipe. Our expert cook (and mother) will give you step-by-step instructions for carefully preparing this meal with all the skill of a master chef—and the TLC of a caring mom, nursing her child back to health. Enjoy.
Karen Weisman Karen Weisman graduated from Boston University with a degree in Hotel and Food Management. Since then, she has helped a national grocery store chain develop and launch a gourmet food division, worked as a manager at a large catering company, and owned & operated her own her restaurant. She currently lives in Israel with her husband and six children, where she teaches cooking, baking, cake decorating, and various crafts such as mosaics and sewing.dkdk
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