Easy Turkey Soup Recipe | How To Make Turkey Soup

When Thanksgiving is over, what to do with all that leftover turkey?  Here's one of the easiest turkey soup recipes using can chicken stock. Of course you can substitute chicken to make chicken soup.

You've spent all day in the kitchen cooking the bird and preparing for Thanksgiving, now whip up this cheater version of turkey soup in about 30 minutes!

Whether this is your first time making turkey soup, or you're a seasoned cook, even grandmom takes kitchen shortcuts sometimes!

A roasting chicken will also work with this recipe.  I buy roasters on sale, and use my crockpot.  Then I de-bone it, and place into freezer bags.

This satisfying comfort food soup also goes nicely with a slice of homemade Dill Bread.

How To Make Turkey Soup

The family can enjoy easy homemade turkey soup for lunch or make this easy turkey soup starter as a side along with turkey sandwiches for dinner and serve with the leftover turkey sides and fixins' !

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TURKEY SOUP RECIPE 

1-2 cups leftover turkey, torn apart.  Use both white and dark meat

2 (32 oz) box or can chicken stock (or use 1 chicken bouillon cube per 1 cup of hot water)

1 onion, diced

2 celery stalks, diced

1 carrot, diced

salt, to taste

pepper, to taste

1 c. cooked rice or 1 c. Elbow macaroni or Ditalini pasta  (cooked separately)

In a sauce pan, bring to boil.  Reduce heat and simmer for about 30 minutes.

Add rice or soup pasta as desired.

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