I found this soup a while ago on the 71 toes blog. It looked fast and easy, so I wanted to give it a try. Plus, this month the Mango salsa is on coupon at Costco. I thought a few of my kids would turn their noses at this soup, but as we began to eat, it was silent. It was either two things: my kids were starving, or they really liked the soup. I think it was both. I started out halving the recipe, but quickly got everything out and made the whole thing. We had two extra people over for dinner and we had a good amount of leftovers. Perfect for a few lunches over the next couple of days. I bought a rotisserie chicken at Costco and added black beans. Great soup to serve a large crowd.
Chicken Mango Salsa Soup
recipe from 71 Toes
1 jar Mango Peach Salsa (from Costco)
1/2 jar Jack’s Special Salsa (also from Costco, but I used regular salsa when I made it and it worked just fine)
1/4 c. olive oil
Simmer for 10 minutes, then add:
1 1/4 tsp. cumin
2 1/2 qts (80 oz) chicken stock or broth
5-6 chicken breasts chopped up (or rotisserie works great)
Add one large package of frozen corn close to when you want to serve soup so it doesn’t overcook (equivalent of about 3 cans of corn drained)
Bring all ingredients to a low boil, stirring as it heats up. Simmer for a few minutes before serving.
Serve with any variety of these:
shredded cheese, small tortilla strips, sour cream, avocado chunks, chopped cilantro, black beans
1/2 jar Jack’s Special Salsa (also from Costco, but I used regular salsa when I made it and it worked just fine)
1/4 c. olive oil
Simmer for 10 minutes, then add:
1 1/4 tsp. cumin
2 1/2 qts (80 oz) chicken stock or broth
5-6 chicken breasts chopped up (or rotisserie works great)
Add one large package of frozen corn close to when you want to serve soup so it doesn’t overcook (equivalent of about 3 cans of corn drained)
Bring all ingredients to a low boil, stirring as it heats up. Simmer for a few minutes before serving.
Serve with any variety of these:
shredded cheese, small tortilla strips, sour cream, avocado chunks, chopped cilantro, black beans
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