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Old 10-26-2010, 04:39 PM   #1  
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I just thought of a question I forgot to ask my coach yesterday. Is it okay to use a little (1/2 cup or less) homemade chicken broth to sautee veggies or add to the soups? I make my own chicken broth from veggies and chicken and lots of spices. I strain it and let it chill so I skim off all the excess fat. Do you think this would be okay or is this a no-no. TIA
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Carla posted a recipe which braised Bok-choi in chicken broth. I wouldn't think it would be a problem.
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I'm making homemade chicken stock right now and use it in everything. I just made homemade chicken vegetable soup last night with chicken stock. Yum! We get whole chickens from a local farmer which have been raised outside/organically, keep the bones, and then make stock in the crockpot. I add it to everything. It brings a great flavor and has a lot of minerals that our body needs, so I don't see any problem with it, IMO.

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my coach said I could have chicken broth if it had 5 calories per cup. I should have a cup if I got hungry.
College Inn Light and Fat-free is sold in my area and it quite palatable. Some of the others are vile!
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be sure you don't include onions or carrots or other restricteds in your veggies and you will be good to go. I add the chicken soup mix to it, and some broccoli (or asparagus or any other veggie) and make a creamy soup which is awesome. Add a drizzle of olive oil (or hazelnut, or other nummy oil on top), even better!
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Thanks guys!
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I use the college inn chicken broth that is fat free and light also. I was told it was okay! I use it with all my veggies and when roasting any type of chicken!! It gives it that extra flavor!! Good Luck!
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I use homemade chicken broth made with allowed ingredients and then put in the fridge and skim off all fat. I also use a store brand that I found that has 5 cal per cup and 0 fat and 0 carbs. I made chicken and zucchini soup for dinner last night! SOoooooo good.
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Thanks guys, I'm looking forward to making some soup to enjoy in the cold evenings!
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