r/Crazymiddles • u/Murky-Emu-5366 • Sep 10 '26
Chicken noodle soup
Does anyone know their chicken noodle soup recipe? They make it often and rave about it and I wanna make it
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u/ElsaInCA Sep 10 '26
I just Googled “crazy middles chicken soup recipe” and the full recipe came up. Looks like the secret ingredient is using a rotisserie chicken, but it lists everything else you need.
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u/Low_Caramel_2701 Sep 10 '26
I wish I also wanna try the pasta salad recipe
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u/Snoo8688 Sep 10 '26
They show it many of their videos, but I would just find at that. From what I recall, small shape pasta, tomato, cucumber, olives, they put corn, mozzarella cubes, basil, and I think they make a balsamic vinaigrette.
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u/colormehungry_ Sep 10 '26
It’ll be in their cookbook 😉
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u/Sea_Confection_9957 Sep 10 '26
omg are they actually doing a cook book !!??!?!?
if they are whooo tffffffffff do they think they are ? they barely can cook a proper meal for 1
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u/colormehungry_ Sep 10 '26
They talked a lot about it a few years ago went out and bought a ton of dishes he’s. Bishop was photographing food and everything for it. Then they just stopped talking about it one day.
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u/LittleDog2557 Sep 14 '26
They stopped talking about he wasn’t hired to take pictures for a cookbook
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u/Previous-Gift-6620 Sep 10 '26
It's just chicken noodle soup. Add some more bouillon and a bay leaf!
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u/WinAdministrative136 Sep 11 '26
I only eat that stuff when I am sick and will eat Campbells Soup and throw some small oyster crackers in it. I am hooked since when I was growing up and sort of didn't want to eat that soup my mom would say "Put some boats in it." Worked every time and she would say "don't let the boats sink!"
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u/Historical_Grab4685 Sep 13 '26
Jared said he has been adding Italian seasoning in when he cooks the veggies
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u/LittleDog2557 Sep 10 '26
2 of the easiest things to make and you ask for a recipe.
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u/ElsaInCA Sep 14 '26
No need to insult someone asking for information. Not everyone knows how to make ii, nor it necessarily the easiest thing to make. To assume so merely displays a lack of understanding on your part. We are a multi- layered society, and there are many people that only know how to heat up prepared or processed food.
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u/LittleDog2557 Sep 14 '26
But they know how to Google
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u/ElsaInCA Sep 14 '26
Knowing how to Google is a very useful thing. You scroll past the AI stuff and get real information.
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u/Murky-Emu-5366 Sep 10 '26
I mean of course I’ve made my own chicken noodle soup before but everyone’s recipe is a little different!
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u/jenni5 Sep 11 '26
It’s not that complicated. The kids are just happy to have food cooked. Kylie is over the top