Strain, Don't Blend: The Trick Behind a Perfectly Light Chicken Pepper Soup
Dada's FoodCrave Kitchen walks through a West African-style chicken light soup (also known as chicken pepper soup) that's warming, brothy, and intentionally light. The key technique involves boiling tomatoes, bell peppers, and onions separately then straining the blended mixture into the chicken for a clear, delicate broth. Finished with potatoes, smoked paprika, and cilantro, it's a satisfying but light meal perfect for cold days.
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🧾 Ingredients
- 1chicken
- 2bell peppers
- 3sweet chili peppers
- 4plum tomatoes
- 5onions (red and white)
- 6habanero peppers
- 7ginger
- 8garlic
- 9scallions
- 10potatoes
- 11adobo seasoning
- 12sea salt
- 13smoked paprika
- 14canned tomato sauce
- 15cilantro
- 16water
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