13 Reviews of Kittencal's Lemon Chicken Orzo Soup

From: bobo3039

On Nov 10, 2007

Loved this subtly flavored soup. I did add a little extra lemon juice and some dill for color.

From: Chef #583348

On Sep 9, 2007

Flavor was delicious and unusual. I used commercial organic chicken broth, and I think I will add a touch of garlic next time. I agree that it was almost creamy. It was even better the next day.

From: Pat6456

On Aug 7, 2007

My daughter loves a local resturant's Lemon Chicken Orzo Soup, and I really thought this was just too easy to taste the same, but tried it anyway. Glad I did - my daughter loved it (skipped the cheese, too). Recipe was quick, easy, and yummy!

From: Ang11002

On Jun 10, 2006

Wow...this was SO good! I, too, left off the parmesan cheese and felt it didnt need it. The soup seemed almost creamy though it had no cream. Thanks for another winner Kitten!!

From: Chef #310876

On May 21, 2006

Because I've never seen parmesan cheese in Greece or in a Greek restaurant, I left the parmesan cheese off, and the soup was wonderful! I appreciate knowing how to add the lemon and egg without it curdling.

From: Marie

On May 4, 2006

DH had some dental surgery yesterday so I made this soup for him. I added some leftover shredded chicken and spinach. You don't need salt in this if you are using canned chicken broth. The lemon is a very different taste in soup for us. Thanks for posting, Kit.

From: Raezor Chef

On Jan 23, 2008

I added garlic, celery. and extra lemon and spice.. So much better the next day.. Absoutly outstanding.. Better than eating out

From: MA HIKER

On Feb 20, 2008

delicious! I chopped up some baby carrots and a chicken breast to cook in the broth. The egg makes a nice creamy soup!

From: galina747

On Apr 13, 2009

From: Poodle-icious!

On Jan 14, 2009

I made this using Kittencal's Best Chicken Stock/Broth (Crock Pot Option) which, of course, made it absolutely fabulous! And I really appreciate the tip on how to add the egg without curdling it; this is a tip I'll be able to use for other things. Thank you once again, Kitten!