Tonight I made a soup that turned out really good. I had boiled a whole chicken a couple of days ago. Whever I do this, I always save the broth and some of the chicken for casseroles, soups, etc.
Here's what I put in the soup:
- Several cups of chicken broth
- A cup or two of cooked chicken cut into pieces.
- One can of cream of celery soup.
- One can of cream of chicken soup.
- One can of carrot slices drained.
- A large handful of greens from the garden--torn into pieces.
- A bunch of garlic chives from the garden--cut into pieces.
- One cup of brown rice.
- Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste

I let this simmer until the rice was done. Note: I added the greens towards the end of the cooking (about the last 20 minutes) so they would not overcook. I also added water towards the end as my soup seemed a little thick. I am not even sure what kinds of greens I have had growing all winter.
I think it was kale and mustard. Anyway, we could really taste and smell them in the soup!
It was pretty yummy!
