Chicken Gnocchi Soup is a hearty, flavorful soup that’s super creamy — and not at ALL brothy . (Although there’s a place in my soup-loving heart for all kinds of textures.)
While some think this is an “Olive Garden Copycat”, Chicken Gnocchi Soup has been ingrained in Italian families since way before the Olive Garden craze took hold.
Read on to get the recipe and make this Soup Season one to remember.
Of course! I prefer a chicken thigh 99% of the time, but the cut of meat you use is totally interchangeable here.
Nope! While I love making fresh gnocchi (you can try my recipe here!) I don’t think it’s necessary for this recipe. I tend to make soup when I’m feeling a bit under the weather, so I’m most definitely not worried about making it fresh for this soup.
This is a simple recipe with ingredients that you’ll probably have on hand.
Here’s what you need:
Chicken things: Can sub for chicken breast. I just find thighs to be more flavorful.
Potato gnocchi: I use store-bought when it comes to soups. The brand I prefer is DeCecco.
Onions, carrots, garlic and celery: Classic soup veggies.
Flour: To help thicken the soup.
Chicken stock: Adds more flavor than just using water.
Heavy cream & parmesan: For creaminess.
Parmesan rind & spices: For flavor.
Red pepper flakes: To add a little pinch of spice.
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