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Chicken Lime Soup<br />
2 teaspoons coconut oil<br />
1 lb. raw chicken cut in<br />
small, bite sized pieces<br />
1 cup shallots, chopped<br />
3½ teaspoons salt<br />
2 limes, zested and<br />
juiced<br />
1 teaspoon cumin<br />
9 cups water<br />
3 cups cooked rice<br />
A few grinds of pepper<br />
1 cup cilantro, chopped<br />
Heat a medium-sized pot over medium-low heat. Add the<br />
oil, and when it is heated and shimmering, drop the<br />
chicken in, and cook for 3-5 minutes without stirring.<br />
The chicken will stick to the pot, but that’s okay. Add<br />
the shallots, salt, lime zest, and cumin; cover the pot<br />
to allow the contents to sweat for 5 minutes. During<br />
this time the the flavors will intensify and release<br />
liquid, causing the chicken to unstick. Add water and<br />
rice, and give everything a brief stir and simmer for<br />
15 minutes with the lid on to allow the flavors to come<br />
together as the soup simmers. Finish with a few grinds<br />
of pepper and all of the lime juice. Garnish with<br />
chopped cilantro.<br />
Bonus Points:<br />
● To use uncooked rice instead of cooked rice, increase the<br />
water by 2 cups and add ¾ cup of raw brown rice. Bring the<br />
water to a simmer and add the rice and cook for 45 minutes<br />
on the stove. If using a pressure cooker or Instant Pot,<br />
use the manual setting for 25 minutes of pressure with the<br />
vent set to seal.<br />
●<br />
Add-ins: chiles, avocados, black beans, fresh raw corn in<br />
early fall, or radishes when the weather cools (and they<br />
aren’t spicy anymore).<br />
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