Lion House Chicken Noodle Soup: Dehydrated Vegetable Food Storage Recipes

This is my favorite homemade chicken noodle soup when I don’t have a lot of time. It is a little creamy, full of flavor and looks so rustic with the chunks of chicken in it…plus it uses food storage. Soups are a great place to use food storage since most call for vegetables, beans, or milk! Remember if you’re using dehydrated vegetables you don’t need to hydrate before you add them to something like a soup because they will hydrate as it simmers. 

Lion House Chicken Noodle Soup

2 tsp. chicken bouillon
6 cups chicken soup stock
2 C. chopped carrots (1 1/2 C. Dehdyrated Carrots)
2 C. chopped celery (1 1/4 C. Dehydrated Celery…you know I used this because I never keep fresh celery on hand because I don’t like it in anything but soups!)
3/4 C. chopped onion (1/4 C. Dehydrated Onions)
2 Cans cream of chicken soup (want a great sub for this…I’ve figured out how to make your own condensed soups with Magic Mix! Check back next week for more information on it!)
1/2 C. milk (1 1/2 T. Dry Powdered Milk + 1/2 C. Water)
2 C. Cooked Chicken
4 C. uncooked noodles
salt/pepper to taste 

Boil chicken in water. Pull out and pull chicken into chunks (I refrigerate first and add this in later..it’s easier to pull when it isn’t hot). Add veggies, cream of chicken soup, and noodles to stock. Cook until veggies are tender. Add Milk. Serve with whole wheat bread.

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  • Courtney

    What type of noodles do you prefer?

  • Courtney

    What type of noodles do you prefer?

  • Charlene

    I recently had a kindly woman show me how to can chicken breasts. She also literally made homemade noodles for the chicken noodle soup we were having for lunch in about 5 minutes. I was amazed. Now, with the cannery ingredients you have here, I can make this soup entirely from my pantry in no time. Yeah!

  • Charlene

    I recently had a kindly woman show me how to can chicken breasts. She also literally made homemade noodles for the chicken noodle soup we were having for lunch in about 5 minutes. I was amazed. Now, with the cannery ingredients you have here, I can make this soup entirely from my pantry in no time. Yeah!

  • Charlene

    I recently had a kindly woman show me how to can chicken breasts. She also literally made homemade noodles for the chicken noodle soup we were having for lunch in about 5 minutes. I was amazed. Now, with the cannery ingredients you have here, I can make this soup entirely from my pantry in no time. Yeah!

  • Erik

    If you don’t like using celery for anything but soup, how about buying fresh, chopping it up and freezing it in sandwich bags? That way you get the benefit of fresh (sort of) without it going bad on you.

  • Erik

    If you don’t like using celery for anything but soup, how about buying fresh, chopping it up and freezing it in sandwich bags? That way you get the benefit of fresh (sort of) without it going bad on you.

  • Teresa

    Our family loves this recipe. Our favorite way to serve it is in bread bowls!

  • Teresa

    Our family loves this recipe. Our favorite way to serve it is in bread bowls!

  • Teresa

    Our family loves this recipe. Our favorite way to serve it is in bread bowls!

  • Emily

    This sounds delicious! We’re giving away a $250 gift certificate to the person who enters the best comfort food in our recipe contest. Check it out at marxfood.com

  • Emily

    This sounds delicious! We’re giving away a $250 gift certificate to the person who enters the best comfort food in our recipe contest. Check it out at marxfood.com

  • Emily

    This sounds delicious! We’re giving away a $250 gift certificate to the person who enters the best comfort food in our recipe contest. Check it out at marxfood.com

  • Jen

    Crystal,

    I can’t tell you how much I LOVE YOUR BLOG! I am very much into food storage, had to live off of mine for almost 4 months when our fam went through a rough financial time! Your blog was recommended to me by my sister- I am so excited to print and start using all of your recipes! I’ve never used dehydrated eggs, we make crepes every Sunday morning, excited to say, MY GROCERY BILL just went down again! THANKS AND KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!

  • Jen

    Crystal,I can’t tell you how much I LOVE YOUR BLOG! I am very much into food storage, had to live off of mine for almost 4 months when our fam went through a rough financial time! Your blog was recommended to me by my sister- I am so excited to print and start using all of your recipes! I’ve never used dehydrated eggs, we make crepes every Sunday morning, excited to say, MY GROCERY BILL just went down again! THANKS AND KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!

  • Jen

    Crystal,I can’t tell you how much I LOVE YOUR BLOG! I am very much into food storage, had to live off of mine for almost 4 months when our fam went through a rough financial time! Your blog was recommended to me by my sister- I am so excited to print and start using all of your recipes! I’ve never used dehydrated eggs, we make crepes every Sunday morning, excited to say, MY GROCERY BILL just went down again! THANKS AND KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!

  • Kristine

    Another great soup to try. And it is going to be a blustery one so yummy for us! I have a ton of dehydrated celery so this will go to good use. I even have my dad using dehydrated veggies for some things. Yeah you for helping me.

  • Kristine

    Another great soup to try. And it is going to be a blustery one so yummy for us! I have a ton of dehydrated celery so this will go to good use. I even have my dad using dehydrated veggies for some things. Yeah you for helping me.

  • Kristine

    Another great soup to try. And it is going to be a blustery one so yummy for us! I have a ton of dehydrated celery so this will go to good use. I even have my dad using dehydrated veggies for some things. Yeah you for helping me.

  • Prudent Homemaker

    I’ve never had a creamy chicken noodle soup.

    You can also make a cream soup substitute with cooked white beans.

    Brandy

  • Prudent Homemaker

    I’ve never had a creamy chicken noodle soup.You can also make a cream soup substitute with cooked white beans.Brandy

  • Sara R

    I just made this for lunch, and it was delicious. Yum yum. I made it as directed, but with fresh carrots and onions because I had them on hand, and chard from the garden instead of celery. I used rotini noodles because that sounded fun.

    I usually substitute white sauce (recipe available in any basic cookbook) for cream of whatever soup, but since it was my first time doing this recipe I made it as written.

  • Sara R

    I just made this for lunch, and it was delicious. Yum yum. I made it as directed, but with fresh carrots and onions because I had them on hand, and chard from the garden instead of celery. I used rotini noodles because that sounded fun.I usually substitute white sauce (recipe available in any basic cookbook) for cream of whatever soup, but since it was my first time doing this recipe I made it as written.

  • Stacy

    I can’t wait for you recipe for cream soup using your magic mix. I have some in my fridge and would love to make this soup with it. Love your blog and can’t wait to try this soup. My family loves chicken noodle and we’re all feeling a bit of the gunk that’s going around – what a great meal to make. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into your blog!

  • Stacy

    I can’t wait for you recipe for cream soup using your magic mix. I have some in my fridge and would love to make this soup with it. Love your blog and can’t wait to try this soup. My family loves chicken noodle and we’re all feeling a bit of the gunk that’s going around – what a great meal to make. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into your blog!

  • Nat

    I just need to tell you how grateful I am for your blog! (that sounds so cheesy) Seriously- I love food storage but as a young married, sometimes struggle with using it! Thank you so much for all your tips and ideas!

  • Nat

    I just need to tell you how grateful I am for your blog! (that sounds so cheesy) Seriously- I love food storage but as a young married, sometimes struggle with using it! Thank you so much for all your tips and ideas!

  • Crystal

    Wow! I’m so glad so many of you are trying this recipe! To answer Erik’s question…for me I’d rather use my freezer space in other ways and since dehydrated vegetables still have the nutrients because it isn’t cooked…I just like storing mine on a shelf. But that is a great idea if anyone else, like me, only enjoys celery in soups! :)

    Crystal

  • Crystal

    Wow! I’m so glad so many of you are trying this recipe! To answer Erik’s question…for me I’d rather use my freezer space in other ways and since dehydrated vegetables still have the nutrients because it isn’t cooked…I just like storing mine on a shelf. But that is a great idea if anyone else, like me, only enjoys celery in soups! :) Crystal

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  • karen henderson

    Please send me your chicken soup substitute, since cancer don’t like to use soups with preservatives.

    Thanks, would like to make the soup today and can’t figure out how to get to your web sight

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    Thanks, would like to make the soup today and can’t figure out how to get to your web sight

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