
Curling up with a hot soup bowl on cold nights always takes me back to my childhood days. This Chicken Pot Pie Soup feels like wrapping yourself in a creamy comfort blanket that helps you shake off your hectic day. I'm finally letting go of my special formula after so many followers kept asking for it - this recipe turns an everyday classic into something really special.
The Unique Touch In This Bowl
Through many kitchen experiments, I've learned that keeping it simple and using clever shortcuts creates the most amazing tastes. A store-bought rotisserie chicken transforms into comfort food gold in this soup. My little tricks include adding a dash of soy sauce and herbs de Provence for that extra wow factor that'll have everyone at your table wanting more. It's also packed with veggies so you won't feel guilty serving it during weeknight dinners.
Your Shopping List
- Rotisserie Chicken: 5 cups pulled apart, my go-to for quick delicious meals.
- Salted Butter: 6 tbsp, where all good cooking begins.
- Yellow Onion: 1 whole, chopped finely.
- Carrots: 2, sliced into cute circles.
- Celery: 2 ribs, cut slender.
- Garlic Cloves: 4-5, chopped small, never use the jarred stuff.
- All-Purpose Flour: 1/3 cup, gives you that lovely thickness.
- Chicken Broth: 6 cups, use homemade if available.
- Yukon Gold Potatoes: 1 lb, they turn wonderfully soft during cooking.
- Broccoli: 1 cup, diced tiny for picky eaters.
- Soy Sauce: 1 tbsp, adds amazing flavor depth.
- Seasonings: 1 tsp each Kinders The Blend and Herbs de Provence, game changers for taste.
- Frozen Mixed Vegetables: 10 oz bag, saves time and adds brightness.
- Heavy Cream: 1 cup, we've earned this richness.
- Parmesan Cheese: 1/4 cup, grate it yourself for best results.
- Dried Parsley: 1 tbsp, gives the finishing pop.
Cooking Steps
- Prep Your Chicken
- Tear the rotisserie chicken into small chunks. You'll need around 5 cups worth ready to use later.
- Cook Your Vegetables
- Heat your Dutch oven and melt the butter before adding onion, carrots and celery. Sprinkle with salt and pepper right away for better flavor. After they soften, throw in the garlic just until you catch that wonderful smell.
- Make The Foundation
- Add flour while stirring constantly. This starts the thickening process.
- Develop Your Soup
- Gradually add broth while mixing. Then put in potatoes, broccoli, and all seasonings including that splash of soy sauce. Bring to a boil then lower heat until potatoes get super tender.
- Mix Everything Together
- Time to add frozen veggies, chicken, cream, parmesan and parsley. Let everything simmer together about 30 minutes. Waiting's tough as your house fills with mouthwatering smells.
Helpful Tips
If your soup needs thickening, I'll often mix some cornstarch with cold water and stir it in. Can't find Herbs de Provence nearby? Regular poultry seasoning works great too. Don't worry about sticking to these exact veggies, just use what's in your refrigerator. We love making this with leftover Sunday ham for a twist. And don't forget to bake some cheesy biscuits, they're perfect for scooping up the last tasty drops.

Frequently Asked Questions
- → How can I make this soup thicker or thinner?
To thicken it up, mix 2 tablespoons each of cornstarch and cold water, then stir it in. Need it thinner? Add some extra chicken broth until it's just right for you.
- → What can I use instead of Herbs De Provence?
Try poultry seasoning—it's pretty similar but stronger. Use half the amount (about 1/2 tsp) to start, then adjust as needed based on your taste.
- → How long will this stay good in the fridge?
This soup holds up well for about 3-4 days. It's easy to warm up on the stovetop or in the microwave when you're ready to eat.
- → Can I switch out the meats or vegetables?
Yep, it's flexible! Swap the chicken for turkey, ham, or whatever you prefer. As for veggies, use whatever you love or have on hand.
- → Do I have to serve this with biscuits?
Not at all! The cheddar biscuits are a fun option, but rolls, crackers, or even nothing at all work just fine. The soup is delicious solo.
Conclusion
A cozy twist on chicken pot pie, but in soup form! Rotisserie chicken teams up with fresh veggies and fragrant herbs in a creamy base. Topped with cheesy biscuits, it's perfect for cold nights.