Poach the chicken thighs
Poach the chicken thighs in water until fully cooked.
Turkish Cuisine Soups
A restorative Turkish chicken broth soup with vermicelli and shredded chicken.
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Poach the chicken thighs in water until fully cooked.
Shred the cooked chicken, then strain the cooking liquid into a pot.
Grate the carrot, sauté it in a little vegetable oil and add it to the chicken broth.
Chef's tip: The carrot gives the soup colour.
When the chicken broth comes to the boil, add the vermicelli.
Once the vermicelli has softened, add the shredded chicken and season with salt. After removing the pot from the heat, add the lemon juice.
Time's up! Enjoy your meal.
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