9 twists on chicken soup
You're going to eat a lot of chicken soup this winter, so you should try a lot of them

Let's face it: It's really hard to not like chicken noodle soup. It's really hard not to crave it when the tips of our noses start to get cold outside, when we're feeling tired and sniffly, when we're hunkering down for the winter months and want something brothy and chicken-y and good.
You are going to eat a lot of chicken soup this winter — so you should try a lot of them.
Because many cuisines, it seems, cannot resist the brothy pull of chicken soup — and each has its own version. So whether your chicken soup is simple, or spicy, or lemony, or tomato-ey, try a new kind this season. And then try another. You have the rest of the cold months to work through a world of chicken soups: Let's get started.
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This article originally appeared on Food52.com: 10 chicken soup recipes.
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