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Shredded chicken/chicken broth & boiled eggs

  • 1 litre water
  • 2 garlic cloves
  • 12 eggs
  • 2 - 4 chicken breasts
  • TMX vege stock paste or chicken stock paste
  • fresh parsley a few
  • lemon zest, peeled, optional
  • 2 spring onions
  • sea salt & pepper to taste
  • lemon or lime juice to serve
  • mixed veggies for the soup
  • 2tbs coconut oil
  • olive to drizzle on top, to taste/optional
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    Shredded chicken/chicken & veg soup & boiled eggs

  1. Place lemon zest, parsley, spring onions & garlic into the TM bowl chop for 20 secs speed 10. Add the coconut oil & cook for 2 mins varoma speed 1. Add the stock paste into the bowl.

    Cut chicken breasts in half & place into the simmering basket inside the TM bowl. Cover the chicken with water.

    Place 12 eggs on the bottom level of the Varoma

    Place veggies in Varoma tray, place lid on bowl then place Varoma into position.

    Set time 30 mins on Varoma speed 2.

    Ensure chicken is cooked through, then allow to cool.

    Carefully place eggs aside in a container.

    Pour liquid broth/water into the Thermoserver with the steamed veggies. Place chicken in TM bowl and shred on reverse for 4 seconds on speed 4.

    You can add some or all of the shredded chicken to your veggie soup & drizzle olive oil over with some lime or lemon juice.

    Or you can use the shredded chicken in a salad. 

    Eggs are a perfect protein snack by themselves or to add to salads.

     If you prefer you eggs cooked less you can remove them earlier - cooking time for veggies will depnd on how smal the pieces are.

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Created for The 3rd Age Women Workshop: ‘Feed Your Body, Mind and Soul’

Try adding cream or cocnut cream to the broth at the end - YUM!!!

This recipe was provided to you by a Thermomix ® customer and has not been tested by Vorwerk Thermomix ® or Thermomix ® in Australia and New Zealand.
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  • Shredded chicken chicken veg soup boiled eggs -...

    Submitted by Leaps on 25. April 2017 - 14:19.

    Shredded chicken/ chicken & veg soup & boiled eggs - This is a fabulous recipe! Shredded chicken for wraps/ rolls/ adding to the soup, boiled eggs for healthy snacks/ also delicious added to the soup, and a very tasty broth/ veg soup! I use 1 tablespoon of TMX veg stock paste or Quirky's chicken stock paste depending on what I have on have on hand. I love the soup with a dash of cream! It's also great with the addition of noodles. Thanks for sharing!

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  • Shredded chicken chicken veg soup boiled eggs -...

    Submitted by Leaps on 25. April 2017 - 12:04.

    Shredded chicken/ chicken & veg soup & boiled eggs - This is a fabulous recipe! Shredded chicken for wraps/ rolls/ adding to the soup, boiled eggs for healthy snacks/ also delicious added to the soup, and a very tasty broth/ veg soup! I use 1 tablespoon of TMX veg stock paste or Quirky's chicken stock paste depending on what I have on have on hand. I love the soup with a dash of cream! It's also great with the addition of noodles. Thanks for sharing!

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  • Shredded chicken chicken veg soup boiled eggs -...

    Submitted by Leaps on 25. April 2017 - 12:04.

    Shredded chicken/ chicken & veg soup & boiled eggs - This is a fabulous recipe! Shredded chicken for wraps/ rolls/ adding to the soup, boiled eggs for healthy snacks/ also delicious added to the soup, and a very tasty broth/ veg soup! I use 1 tablespoon of TMX veg stock paste or Quirky's chicken stock paste depending on what I have on have on hand. I love the soup with a dash of cream! It's also great with the addition of noodles. Thanks for sharing!

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  • Really enjoyed this tonight,

    Submitted by tmixmic on 18. April 2016 - 18:48.

    Really enjoyed this tonight, will be making it again. I added coconut cream and noodles too. Yum yum

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  • Hya, thanks for sharing.

    Submitted by vanduinb on 3. April 2016 - 15:29.

    Hya, thanks for sharing.  

    Lovely flavor. The chicken is so tender. 

    I have made this twice. Once like the broth with vegies and the other time i used parsnips,  swede, cauliflower  , carrot and celery.Once chicken was cooked I transferred to stove top and cooked until soft. Then back in thermo to blend. Added the chicken next and it was delicious and creamy. 

    Thanks so much.

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  • Great recipe!! It was

    Submitted by Vonny on 4. June 2015 - 07:35.

    Great recipe!! It was delicious!  Hubby didn't notice it was for the TM5 and made it in the TM31, it turned out just as well I'm sure. He was a bit perplexed about the eggs and took him a while to realize they were just a side dish or for later but thankfully he didn't put in all 12 eggs. On the freezing comments, I freeze soups and casseroles (veg and meat) all the time and reheat them. Will do with this batch too. I'll try and remember to comment again when we have it down the track. 

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  • This is awesome I'm totally

    Submitted by Kelhugs on 16. May 2015 - 19:18.

    This is awesome I'm totally addicted to this soup already. I made an extra batch & froze it & it reheated beautifully. Thanks again, already a family favourite & our baby loved it all pureed together  Big Smile

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  • This is awesome, I just

    Submitted by Aussie TM5 Thermomixer on 6. May 2015 - 14:08.

    This is awesome, I just followed your recipe this morning and it all turned out perfect!!! Thank you tmrc_emoticons.)

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  • I use carrot, red cabbage,

    Submitted by ArwensThermoPics on 3. May 2015 - 20:46.

    I use carrot, red cabbage, zuchinni - you can use anything you have in the fridge celery, depending on your taste.

    Cooking from scratch  www.arwensthermopics.com

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  • I guess you can freeze it i'm

    Submitted by ArwensThermoPics on 3. May 2015 - 20:45.

    I guess you can freeze it i'm not normally a fan of frozen & then reheated veg or chciken so can't offer advise from experience.

    Cooking from scratch  www.arwensthermopics.com

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  • What kind of vegetables did

    Submitted by leonamary@hotmail.com on 3. May 2015 - 17:26.

    What kind of vegetables did you use?

     

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  • Do you think this would

    Submitted by Dazedrose on 2. May 2015 - 10:50.

    Do you think this would freeze well? i'm looking for stuff for lunches at work and this sounds so yummy

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  •   I can't take credit for the

    Submitted by ArwensThermoPics on 2. May 2015 - 09:15.

     

    I can't take credit for the chicken & egg idea that was from the recipe below but I have always made a soup at the sme time as poaching my chicken for shredded chicken. 

    http://www.recipecommunity.com.au/side-dishes-recipes/boiled-eggs-and-perfect-shredded-chicken/213940

    Cooking from scratch  www.arwensthermopics.com

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  • Great innovation to make 3

    Submitted by emckayz1@gmail.com on 2. May 2015 - 08:39.

    Great innovation to make 3 things at once, chicken and eggs will be a great standby for wraps and sandwiches too, and the soup can be taken along in a thermos..

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