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This spicy soup is fabulous on a cold Chicago day! It’s so easy to throw in the crockpot and come home to such a great smell. It’s healthy and hearty so it doesn’t have you missing those creamy soups! Both my husband and I love this soup and always feel satisfied after. It packs a punch so have some tissues handy!
1. Place chicken, tomatoes, enchilada sauce, onion, green chiles, corn, garlic, water, chicken broth, seasonings, cilantro and bay leaf into the crock pot. Stir and cover. Put on low setting for 7-8 hours.
2. Remove chicken breasts and shred with 2 forks. Place back in the crock pot and stir.
3. Serve with crushed chips and a sprinkle of cheese! Low fat sour cream would also be tasty!
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Mira on 11.17.2014
Hi! I’m going to make this tomorrow–does the chicken have to be frozen?
rogue4wife on 2.27.2011
I tried this recipe out this past week on a group of teenage boys and it was a huge hit! Love the flavors, the ease of making it and the heartiness of soup feeling like a substantial meal. Will use this recipe again and again!
RobbieDee on 12.12.2010
I made this for a girlfriends night in, and it was delicious…everyone wanted the recipe! I used Ro-tel instead of the plain tomatoes, and green chile enchilada sauce instead of red, and let it simmer all day on the stove. We garnished it with cilantro, cheese and sour cream, and it could not have been better! Will be making it again for sure- thanks for a great new recipe!
Susan on 12.3.2010
Thanks for this, taking77!
This is a really good and hardy soup. Our family loves it. I often add a handful of fresh baby spinach (when I have it) to the bottom of our soup bowls and let the soup wilt the spinach. It doesn’t affect the flavor, adds some healthy greens and looks good, too! I serve it with the cilantro as one of the condiments along with the chips, cheese, and sour cream. YUM!