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Substitute For Cream Of Chicken Soup?


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elfkin Contributor

As the holidays approach I feel a craving for some of the dishes we used to make that also contain cream of chicken soup. Does anyone know a good way to substitute, where to buy gluten-free Cream of chicken, OR how to make your own? I am open to any option.

Thanks!


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hez Enthusiast

Here is a link to the site where I got my cream of anything recipe. It is fairly easy and has the same consisitency as the can.

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JoeB Apprentice

I eat Health Valley cream of chicken soup regularly and haven't had any problems. It's organic and all ingredients are clearly listed. I usually get it at Wild Oats or Whole Foods.

elfkin Contributor

Thank you so much! Just what I needed to know! :D

Nanny Martin Newbie

I use the Lipton Cup -a-Soup Cream of Chicken packets. I use 2 packets to about 1 cup of water for every one can of condensed cream of chicken soup in a recipe. Works great!

PatBrown Newbie

There is also a recipe in one of the Bettye Hagman books. Its in The Gluten-Free Gourmet Cooks Comfort Foods. You can also use it to make mushroom soup, tomato soup and cream sauce and cheese sauce for veggies.

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