I make my homemade chicken noodle soup using a rotisserie chicken also. It cuts down on the prep time yet still has that yummy, homemade flavor. And Ive not found a better deal on them than at Sams Club. Each one is $4.99 and has a ton of meat on it!
Have a lovely Monday!

Looks delish! But how do you get HEB tea up here in WA? You must have friends in Texas.

mmm. wanna share? I will be right over!

Sure wish I was there with you!

the perfect winter’s day companion!

where’d you get the darling cup and saucer? the shape is lovely!

Just looking at those pictures made me feel warmer. It is rainy and gross here in Nashville today

H-E-B! That’s my fav. grocery store but I live in WA and alas…no more HEB. And how is it that you guys have snow and us here on the other side of the mountains have none? It’s 15 degrees here right now and no snow yet. Enjoy!

I am so glad that it snowed over here in West Seattle!! On saturday everyone but us seemed to get snow, and then BAM sunday afternoon we got alot! And it is still coming down!

YUM! I want to get into tea so bad…I will have to try that kind. And we have been so sick the past couple of weeks and I have hankering for soup most days…will have to try this one. It definitely looks promising! Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for posting this! The hubs was on his way to the grocery store today when i saw this and I made him pick everything up….dinner tonight! Perfect for this snowy evening – we are at about 8 inches in Sultan! <3

HEB’s cinnamon spice tea is my favorite, too. Unfortunately there are no HEBs around us so whenever we make a trip to Austin, Tx I stock up on tea!

oh my word, this is making my mouth water! i’m in aus, where it is summer- but a strangely cold drizzly day.

I had chicken soup on the stove and apple pie in the oven when I read your blog today, I needed something for my son who does not like apple pie (can you believe that), he loves ginger so the cookies were perfect – thank you.

Funny how a few of us spotted the H-E-B tea! I was wondering the same thing, there’s no way you have that store in your area.

your chicken soup looks so good. i may have to try it if you say it’s that easy!

Where did you get the darling plate that your bread and grapes are on???

Mmm….that soup look awesome (even though it’s 70 degrees here in E. Texas), but what really caught my eye was your tea.

I’m not usually a tea-kinda-girl, but cinnamon spice sounds delish!

if only we had an HEB nearby. : \

~Abbie

Looks delicious, and just the thing for dinner tonight – we may finally get snow! I already have a chicken thawing. Thanks for the recipe!

I knew we were kindred spirits! This is my absolute favorite tea too {I gave it to all of my Eastern Seaboard relatives last year}! But I’m confused… How do you know about {or have access to} my favorite only-in-Texas grocery store?

HOW DID YOU GET HEB TEA way up there!!! I absolutely LOVE that tea and LOVE that grocery store!! Excited to see a lil bit of tx on my favorite blog!!

meg!

the soup. the cookies…sounds like winter perfection

Comfort food! Ahhhh – my favorite food of all! I see HEB tea?? Oh how I miss my HEB now that we have moved from Texas to Oklahoma. HEB is the best grocery store ever!!

I was so excited to see the HEB tea too. I am lucky enough to live in HEB country and am surrounded by the wonderful stores. I will have to try that tea. They make a coffee with coconut flakes in it that I love…actually, they make tons and tons of things that I love!