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NotASurfer

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13. If the soup is supposed to be brothy, separately

Fri Dec 19, 2025, 07:55 PM

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Cook noodles in the soup, you add starch and body. I like brothy chicken noodle soup where you can still see the bottom of the bowl through the broth, so egg noodles cook separately.

I married somebody who likes soup to be what I consider gloppy (or what I would call "stew" )... So, if I'm not cooking the chicken noodle, the noodles would go in the soup to cook, along with some additional starch to make everything murkier

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When you are making soup, do you add egg noodles to the soup, or cook separately? [View all] SheltieLover Friday OP

To the simmering soup at the last 10-15 min. NewHendoLib Friday #1

Same here. Don't like overcooked noodles. PikaBlue Friday #2

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Adding them to the soup lets them anciano Friday #3

That's the ticket (n/t) PJMcK Friday #4

Separately Sailingdiver Friday #5

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I tried adding the spaghetti noodles to a nice marinara sauce while it was cooking - once. erronis Friday #6

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at the end in the soup. WhiteTara Friday #7

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If the soup is supposed to be brothy, separately NotASurfer Friday #13

Ty! Separate it is then SheltieLover Friday #14

I add the noodles at the end Marthe48 Saturday #16

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