

Leftover Rotisserie Chicken Soup
By Chef Marco Deluca·Red Seal Certified Chef|February 1, 2024
Transform a store-bought rotisserie chicken into a comforting, hearty soup in under 30 minutes. This recipe uses every last bit of the bird — the shredded meat goes into the soup while the carcass makes a quick stock. Loaded with vegetables, egg noodles, and fresh herbs, this is the ultimate Canadian comfort food on a cold night.
Ingredients
Instructions
👨🍳Chef's Notes
Add Acid at the End
“A squeeze of lemon juice or splash of vinegar added right before serving brightens the entire bowl. It doesn't make it sour — it makes everything else taste more like itself.”
Season Generously
“Most home cooks under-season their chicken. I use about 1 teaspoon of kosher salt per pound of chicken, applied at least 30 minutes before cooking for the deepest flavour penetration.”
Mise en Place Saves Time
“Even for quick recipes, spend 3 minutes measuring and prepping everything before you turn on the heat. It sounds counterintuitive, but it actually speeds up cooking because you're never scrambling mid-recipe.”
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Reviews
Made this for a dinner party and everyone asked for the recipe.
Great recipe! Even my picky kids loved it.
My family loved this recipe. Will definitely make again!
Recipe at a Glance
Pro Tips
- 1Add chicken at the end to prevent it from drying out.
- 2Use the rotisserie carcass to make stock first for deeper flavour.
- 3Freeze without noodles — add them fresh when reheating.
Variations
- Use rice instead of egg noodles.
- Add spinach or kale for extra greens.
- Squeeze in lemon juice before serving for brightness.
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Marco is a Red Seal certified chef with over 15 years of professional kitchen experience across Canada. After training at George Brown College in Toronto and working in acclaimed restaurants from Vancouver to Montreal, he founded ChickenRecipes.ca to share his expertise with home cooks. Marco specializes in making restaurant-quality chicken dishes accessible for everyday Canadian kitchens.














