Chicken Suit Soup

Name: Chicken Suit Soup
Prep time: 25 min
Cook time: 20 min
Total time: 45 min
Yield: 6
Ingredients: 2 small chicken breasts or 300g shredded chicken (you can use ½ bbq chicken); 1 litre chicken stock; ⅓ cup frozen corn kernels; 4 cubes Bell Farms frozen kale or 1 cup fresh kale; ⅓ cup frozen edamame; 1 cup fresh or frozen broccoli; Squeeze of ginger paste or grated ginger to taste; Fresh or dried herbs (I used parsley); ½ teaspoon sea salt - optional

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Our chicken soup recipe offers versatility and can be prepared in various ways to cater to different needs, particularly for individuals experiencing side effects of cancer treatment. It requires minimal effort, making it suitable for those with limited energy. Additionally, it can be adjusted to suit nausea and tailored to soothe a sore mouth, ease swallowing difficulties, and provide relief for dry mouth and throat.

Chicken Suit Soup

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Servings

6

Prep Time

25 minutes

Cook Time

20 minutes

Author

Centre For Cancer Nutrition

Ingredients

2 small chicken breasts or 300g shredded chicken (you can use ½ bbq chicken)
1 litre chicken stock
⅓ cup frozen corn kernels
4 cubes Bell Farms frozen kale or 1 cup fresh kale
⅓ cup frozen edamame
1 cup fresh or frozen broccoli
Squeeze of ginger paste or grated ginger to taste
Fresh or dried herbs (I used parsley)
½ teaspoon sea salt - optional

Directions

Cook and shred the chicken breast if using or shred the bbq chicken meat.
Add all ingredients to a medium saucepan and bring to the boil. Turn down to a simmer and cook until the soup is heated.
Serve as is or modify according to side-effects - see below.

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Recipe Note

For sore mouth & difficulty swallowing: Pour the cooked soup (be sure it has cooled first) into a blender and blend until smooth.
For nausea: Strain and separate the soup solids from the broth. Eat the broth only while still experiencing nausea. Portion up and freeze the solids so you can add back into the broth when you are up to eating something more substantial.