Chicken and Saffron Almond Milk Soup

Ratings & Reviews

Reviews

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  AstridSofie88

  I thoroughly enjoyed this Chicken and Saffron Almond Milk Soup recipe! As a pescatarian with a penchant for Scandinavian flavors, I appreciated the subtle yet aromatic flavors in this dish. The addition of saffron added a lovely warmth and depth to the soup. I was also pleased to see almond milk used, which not only catered to my mild nut allergy but also provided a creamy texture. The recipe itself was well-structured and easy to follow, with clear instructions and manageable preparation and cooking times. My only suggestion would be to consider adding some Scandinavian-inspired elements, such as a sprinkle of fresh dill or a dollop of sour cream, to give the soup an extra boost of flavor and authenticity. Overall, I would highly recommend this recipe to anyone looking for a comforting and creative soup option.

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  TokyoTiger23

  I really like this Chicken and Saffron Almond Milk Soup recipe! As a non-vegetarian who enjoyes ramen, I was looking for somethin similar but with chicken. This soup remind me of Japanese flavores, like tonkotsu ramen but with saffron and almond milk. The instructions are eazy to follow and the ingrediants are not too hard to find. I like that it's not too spicy and the saffron give a nice color and taste. My only problem is lactose intolerance, so almond milk is a good substitude. I tryed it and it work well. I think I can make this soup again and it's a good option for a cold day. One thing I wish is more information about how to handle saffron, I had to look it up online. Overall, I recomend this recipe to anyone who like chicken and creamy soups!

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  KTech2001

  This Chicken and Saffron Almond Milk Soup recipe is aight, but it's not exactly what I'm hyped about, you feel me? As a meat lover, I gotta say, the chicken breast is a solid choice, but I'm all about them bold flavors, like in Japanese BBQ or a steaming bowl of ramen. The saffron and cumin give it a nice twist, but it's still a bit too bland for my taste. The almond milk adds a creamy vibe, which is cool, but I'm not sure it's the best sub for, say, a rich pork or beef broth. That being said, I appreciate the recipe's ease of prep and cook time. It's a decent option for a chill night in, but I gotta give it 3 stars, 'cause it's not exactly fire, you know?

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  RoP07

  A rather...uninspired soup recipe, don't you think? As a vegetarian, I was immediately turned off by the chicken breast. And almond milk? Really? It's not like it's going to add much to the dish. The saffron is a nice touch, I'll give it that. But overall, it's just a bit too...bland for my taste. I mean, where's the curry powder? The cumin is a good start, but it's not enough to save this soup from its mediocrity. I'd give it a 2 out of 5 stars. Maybe with some tweaks - like swapping out the chicken for something more...suitable - it could be worth trying. But as it stands? No, thank you.

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  NaliN8

  I've had my fair share of soups, but this Chicken and Saffron Almond Milk Soup truly stands out. As someone who's always on the go and prioritizes her career and personal growth, I appreciate a dish that's both nourishing and efficient to prepare. With a prep time of under 30 minutes and a cook time of 40-50 minutes, this recipe fits perfectly into my busy schedule. The combination of chicken, saffron, and almond milk is a game-changer - it's creamy, aromatic, and incredibly comforting. I love that it's not vegetarian, as I do enjoy a good piece of chicken every now and then. The use of cumin and saffron gives it a nice Indian and Middle Eastern flair, which I'm a huge fan of. My only concern would be for friends with shellfish allergies - while there's no shellfish in this recipe, the mention of saffron (which can sometimes be processed in facilities that handle shellfish) might be a consideration. Overall, I'd highly recommend this recipe to anyone looking for a quick, satisfying, and flavorful meal that aligns with my values of efficiency and personal growth.

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  LaniJ24

  I'm all about that plant-based life, and this recipe is a total miss for me. I mean, chicken breast and almond milk? It's like, I get it, almond milk is a great non-dairy milk alternative, but paired with chicken? No thanks. I'm all about sustainable living and zero-waste cooking, and this recipe just doesn't align with my values. The use of saffron threads, cumin, and olive oil is cool, I guess, but it's not enough to save this recipe from its meaty, non-vegan ways. If you're looking for a recipe that's gonna nourish your soul and the planet, keep looking. Maybe try subbing out the chicken for some jackfruit or mushrooms and using a vegan milk alternative? That's the kinda vibe I'm all about.

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  LenkaV

  I was touched by the warmth of this Chicken and Saffron Almond Milk Soup recipe, it reminded me of the comforting meals my grandmother used to make for our family gatherings. The combination of saffron, cumin, and almond milk sounds like a gentle hug in a bowl. Although I'm trying to reduce my meat intake, I appreciate that this recipe features chicken as a protein source, and I can see myself adapting it to use plant-based alternatives in the future. The instructions are clear and easy to follow, making it a great option for a cozy night in with loved ones. I'd love to serve this soup at a community gathering, it's the kind of dish that brings people together. Overall, I think this recipe has a lot of potential and I'm excited to try it out!

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  KTech2001

  I really enjoyed this soup! As someone who loves ramen, I appreciate a good, comforting bowl of soup. The use of almond milk was a great idea, since I'm lactose intolerant. The saffron and cumin gave it a nice flavor. I like that it's not too complicated to make, but does take some time. Overall, a delicious and satisfying meal!

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  KT2411

  I try dis soup, its okay, not bad. I like chicken, and dis recipe use chicken breast, dat's good. But, I miss somethin' spicy, you know? Maybe some chili or pepper. And, I no like dat it use almond milk, I think it make soup too creamy, I prefer somethin' more thin. But, I like saffron, it's interesting flavor. If I make again, I add some hot sauce, and maybe use beef or pork instead of chicken. Overall, it's good soup, but not my favorite.

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  SorenP78

  A rather pleasant soup, I must say. The combination of chicken, saffron, and almond milk is quite intriguing. As someone who's had their fair share of Danish smørrebrød, I appreciate a good, comforting bowl of soup. The lactose intolerance-friendly use of almond milk is a nice touch. The recipe itself is straightforward, although I do wish there was a bit more complexity to the flavor profile - perhaps a squeeze of lemon or some fresh herbs to elevate it to the next level. Still, it's a solid 4 stars from me. I'd make it again, especially on a chilly winter evening.

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  BartekW

  A Solid, Yet Not Revolutionary Soup Recipe I've had my fair share of hearty soups, and this Chicken and Saffron Almond Milk Soup is a pleasant, comforting experience. As someone who appreciates traditional Polish dishes like bigos and pierogi, I was looking for a recipe that could satisfy my cravings for something warm and comforting. While this soup doesn't quite hit the mark, it's a great effort. The combination of chicken, saffron, and almond milk is intriguing, and I appreciate the attempt to create a creamy, plant-based soup. As someone trying to reduce their meat intake, I appreciate the use of almond milk here. However, I would have liked to see more plant-based protein sources or a clearer indication of how to make this recipe more vegan-friendly. The recipe itself is well-structured and easy to follow, much like a well-written piece of code. I appreciate the attention to detail and the use of aromatic spices like cumin and saffron. However, I'd like to see some innovation here - perhaps a way to add more depth to the soup or a twist on traditional ingredients. One thing to note is that I'm sensitive to MSG, and I appreciate that this recipe avoids it. The use of natural ingredients and spices is a big plus in my book. Overall, this soup is a solid 4-star effort. It's comforting, flavorful, and well-made. With a bit more creativity and attention to plant-based ingredients, it could be truly exceptional.

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  YaraTheExplorer

  I really like this Chicken and Saffron Almond Milk Soup recipe! It's a nice mix of flavors and easy to make. I'm always looking for new Middle Eastern-inspired dishes to try, and this one caught my attention. The use of saffron is great, it adds a special touch. I might try adding some sumac or pomegranate molasses next time to give it a bit more flavor. One thing to note is that I had to make sure the almond milk was gluten-free, which was easy to find. Overall, a delicious and comforting soup that's perfect for trying out new flavors.

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  RP2001

  This Chicken and Saffron Almond Milk Soup recipe shows promise, but requires some adjustments to suit my taste. The use of chicken breast is a good starting point, and I appreciate the addition of saffron for its unique flavor and aroma. However, the incorporation of almond milk is a concern due to my nut allergy. I'd consider substituting it with a nut-free alternative, such as coconut milk or regular milk, to make the recipe safe for consumption. The spice level is somewhat mild, so I'd consider adding some red pepper flakes or sliced jalapeños to give it a bit of a kick, which is more in line with my preference for spicy foods. The steps seem straightforward, but I'd ensure that the measurements are accurate and that the cooking times are followed closely to achieve the desired consistency and flavor. Overall, with some tweaks, this recipe has the potential to be a delicious and comforting soup.

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  Fati_Beats

  Yaaas, this Chicken and Saffron Almond Milk Soup is a real game-changer! As a Moroccan foodie, I'm all about those rich, aromatic flavors, and this soup delivers. The saffron is a nice touch, giving it that subtle, exotic vibe. I love how it's a modern twist on traditional flavors - it's like a fusion of East meets West, you know? The almond milk adds a creamy texture that's just divine. However, I might swap out the chicken breast for some thighs next time, just to give it a bit more oomph. Overall, I'd say this recipe is a must-try for anyone looking to spice up their soup game. It's a flavorful, comforting bowl of goodness that's perfect for a chilly evening. I'd totally make it again, and I'm excited to experiment with some new ingredients to make it my own!

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  LeilaJ82

  I thoroughly enjoyed this Chicken and Saffron Almond Milk Soup recipe. The combination of saffron and almond milk created a rich and creamy texture, while the cumin added a warm, aromatic flavor. I appreciated the relatively short preparation time and the fact that the recipe was gluten-free, making it a great option for those with dietary restrictions. As someone who appreciates Scandinavian cuisine, I was reminded of the traditional Nordic emphasis on comfort food and simplicity of ingredients. While I might have liked a slightly more complex flavor profile, the soup was a delightful and satisfying meal. Overall, I would definitely recommend this recipe to anyone looking for a soothing and flavorful soup.

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  SofiRG99

  This Chicken and Saffron Almond Milk Soup recipe, while *delicioso*, didn't quite align with my *gustos*. As a pescatarian, I prefer seafood-based dishes, and the use of chicken breast was a bit of a *desengaño*. Additionally, I was surprised by the lack of spices and the simplicity of the recipe, which didn't quite match the complexity I enjoy in traditional Mexican dishes like *tacos* and *enchiladas*. However, I appreciated the creativity of combining saffron and almond milk, and the fact that it's gluten-free was a definite plus. If I were to make this recipe again, I would consider adding some *ají amarillo* peppers or *cilantro* to give it a bit more flavor and authenticity. Overall, it's a decent option for those with gluten intolerance, but it could use a bit more *sabor* and *pasión*.