Presented by Method | Join Molly Baz in the Bon Appétit Test Kitchen as she makes classic chicken noodle soup. There are tons of shortcuts for chicken noodle soup, but this time we’re not cutting corners—this is the long game! This version is about as classic (and as comforting) as they come, using a whole chicken—bones, skin, and all—to lend flavor and body to the broth. The key is to treat the breasts and legs differently: The breasts need to be pulled early so they don’t overcook and dry out, whereas the legs require a long simmer to become incredibly tender. We used ditalini here, but feel free to use any small quick-cooking pasta you have! We wouldn’t be mad about orzo or ABCs either.
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20 Comments

  1. Hey, Wear a hat. I do not want your hair in my food. BE A CHEF AND GET A HAT ON. I WOULD NOT EAT YOUR FOOD, I DO NOT WANT TO EAT YOUR HAIR.

  2. you are not a chef. WEAR A HAT FOR GODS SAKE. WHAT A BAD DEMONSTRATION OF A DIRTY COOKING ENVIRONMENT. Col Glenn Ekblad. DO, MPH MSH, FACEP PUBLIC HEATLH OFFICER.

  3. This is an awesome recipe thank you so much for sharing. I’m never making this soup any other way. Such a rich delicious broth.

  4. Literally everyone at the start jacked that Brad might pop over. Also wtf with those asshats having a loud meeting in the background? Rude.

  5. No one realistically would ever make this unless it’s some special occasion. Sucha waste of Ingredients $$$

  6. Fun fact: Leaving the skin on the onions to make the broth golden is commonly done to make Matzoh Ball Soup.

  7. terrific recipe! Didn't know about the onion skins, and I always include one whole clove because my mother did.

  8. The whole world except the backward USA uses degrees centigrade so it would be extremely useful if you could specify your temperatures in both degrees C and F and not just assume your audience is American

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