Chicken and Potato Wonton Noodle Soup

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A comforting, easy-to-make noodle soup featuring leftover poached chicken, tender potatoes, white mushrooms, and fresh wonton noodles in a savory broth.

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This homestyle chicken and potato wonton noodle soup is a wonderful way to transform leftovers into a wholesome, satisfying meal. Combining tender poached chicken with earthy potatoes, mushrooms, and fresh greens, it balances simplicity with deeply comforting flavors.

A stainless steel pot filled with cooked wonton noodles, poached chicken pieces, white mushrooms, halved hard-boiled eggs, and fresh green lettuce in a savory broth.
A stainless steel pot filled with cooked wonton noodles, poached chicken pieces, white mushrooms, halved hard-boiled eggs, and fresh green lettuce in a savory broth.
Prep10 mins
Cook15 mins
Total25 mins
Yield2 servings
DifficultyEasy
Calories450 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Add Frozen Poached Chicken
    A hand holding a piece of frozen poached chicken above a metal pot on the stove.

    Place a piece of frozen leftover poached chicken directly into a stainless steel pot positioned on the stovetop.

    Tip: Using leftover cooked chicken is a great way to save time and build flavor quickly.
  2. 2Add Water to Chicken
    Water streaming from a measuring pitcher directly into a metal pot holding pieces of poached chicken.

    Pour water from a measuring cup into the pot containing the leftover poached chicken to prepare the soup base.

    Tip: Ensure the water level is enough to cover the chicken and accommodate the rest of the ingredients.
  3. 3Add ginger slices
    A slice of fresh ginger being dropped into a simmering pot of water with chicken pieces.

    Add slices of fresh ginger into the pot containing the water and leftover poached chicken to infuse flavor and reduce any gamey taste.

    Tip: Adding ginger early in the broth helps build a more aromatic base.
  4. 4Slice the Potatoes
    A person slicing peeled potatoes on a wooden cutting board with a knife.

    Use a kitchen knife to slice peeled potatoes into manageable pieces on a wooden cutting board.

    Tip: Cut uniform pieces so they cook evenly in the soup.
  5. 5Add Potato Pieces
    A hand pouring sliced potatoes into the cooking pot.

    Transfer the freshly cut potato pieces directly into the pot with the chicken and water.

    Tip: Adding potatoes early allows them to soften and enrich the broth.
  6. 6Add White Mushrooms
    White mushrooms being tipped from a metal bowl into a simmering pot of broth.

    Add the washed white mushrooms into the boiling pot along with the chicken and potatoes.

    Tip: Trim the stems of the white mushrooms with scissors before washing and adding them to the pot.
  7. 7Season with salt
    A spoonful of salt being poured into a bubbling pot of soup.

    Scoop a spoonful of salt directly into the boiling pot to season the broth, stir well, and wipe away any condensation on the lid with a tissue.

    Tip: Seasoning the broth midway helps balance the flavors before adding noodles.
  8. 8Crack Eggs into Soup
    A pair of hands cracking an egg directly into a simmering pot filled with soup and ingredients.

    Crack two eggs directly into the boiling soup mixture to enrich the broth.

    Tip: Crack the eggs gently to avoid breaking the yolks prematurely if you prefer them whole.
  9. 9Add Wonton Noodles
    A package of yellow wonton noodles being held over the pot before being added to the soup.

    Take a package of wonton noodles, unwrap them, and place them into the boiling soup.

    Tip: Stir the noodles gently with chopsticks shortly after adding them to prevent sticking.
  10. 10Add lettuce
    Fresh green lettuce leaves being lowered into a pot of boiling noodle soup.

    Add the washed fresh lettuce leaves into the pot with the noodles and soup once the noodles are almost done, and cook for another minute.

    Tip: Do not overcook the lettuce so it retains its crisp texture and vibrant green color.

Storage & Reheating

Refrigerator
2 days
Store leftover soup in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
Reheating
5 min
Reheat gently on the stovetop over medium heat until thoroughly warmed through before serving.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can dice raw chicken breast or thighs and sauté them briefly before adding water and potatoes to build a flavorful base.
Standard wheat ramen noodles, egg noodles, or even dried thin noodles make great substitutes.
Potatoes soften as they simmer, helping to enrich the broth slightly while adding a hearty texture to the dish.
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