Current favorite soup alert!
It’s got a spicy curry kick, while still being a comforting, rice-filled, chicken broth-based soup.
And I love it. I can’t stop making it.
This soup calls for Rice-a-Roni. This is not a product that I had ever purchased prior to making this soup.
I went to the grocery store without the recipe, and of course hadn’t written an amount to buy on my list (though in my defense, I didn’t even know what amounts this product was sold in). But just to be safe, I bought 6 boxes.
I thought, yeah, 26 ounces should do the trick!
The recipe calls for 1 box.
Thank goodness we like this soup. I will probably need to continue buying Rice-a-Roni in bulk to keep up with our consumption of it.
Adapted from Family Cookbook Project.
Can't get enough soup? Try this Creamy White Chicken Chili or this Chicken Corn Chowder or this quick and easy Pumpkin Chili.
Bushra's Lifestyle says
Great soup and you are a pro at food photography. What do you use to take your pictures. They look amazing. Making me hungry...lol
Mandy Jackson says
Oh goodness if you could only see how much I sample while photographing! I use a Canon kit 🙂
Bushra's Lifestyle says
Do you have link to leave for me. I am suck at pictures.
Mandy Jackson says
Yes! I have a Canon Rebel SL1. It is no longer the newest version, but I love it! Looks like it is still available at Target (which is where I got mine): https://www.target.com/p/canon-eos-rebel-sl1-18-55mm-stm-kit/-/A-14537289
There's definitely a learning curve to using it, and I'm still figuring mine out! If you're interested in food photography, I've found Food Photography by Nicole Young really helpful. (https://www.amazon.com/Food-Photography-Snapshots-Great-Shots/dp/0134097130/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1542159627&sr=8-4&keywords=food+photography). I'm linking to the newest edition. There's an older one which I have also read and it's just as helpful 🙂