Everyone needs a good, homemade noodle soup in their arsenal, especially when someone in the family is under the weather. This version is slightly modified from a recipe in our cookbook!
Carrots and celery add bursts of color and fiber, gluten-free noodles and chickpeas add protein and texture, and thyme and bay leaf marry all of the flavors together. Cozy up to a bowl of this simple, 1-pot, plant-based soup that’s perfect for making ahead and enjoying as needed!
Chickpea Noodle Soup
It starts with sautéing onion, garlic, carrots, and celery to infuse the soup with flavor and nutrition. Onion is key for a flavorful soup. And garlic has been studied for its potential to prevent and shorten the length of the common cold.
Carrots add natural sweetness and are rich in the vitamin A precursor, beta carotene (an important nutrient for immune health). And celery provides additional nutrients and a savory aroma.
Vegetable broth and chickpeas keep this vegan “chicken noodle soup” plant-based without adding highly processed ingredients. For ultimate freshness and health benefits, feel free to use DIY vegetable broth. But store-bought will work well, too, if you’re in a hurry!
Thyme and bay leaf infuse the soup with herbal flavor and additional antimicrobial benefits.
And for a big hug of comfort and feel better wishes, we’ve included a generous amount of noodles. Spaghetti-shaped are classic, but any noodle will work (gluten-free included).
We hope you LOVE this chickpea noodle soup! It’s:
Cozy
Savory
Comforting
Warming
Easy to prepare
& Delicious!
It’s the perfect weeknight meal for fall and winter or any time you or a loved one is feeling under the weather. It also keeps well and can be meal prepped in advance or frozen for later use.
More Cozy Soup Recipes
- 1-Pot Vegan Minestrone (Gluten-Free)
- Curried Butternut Squash Soup
- Cozy Thai-Inspired Chicken Noodle Soup (not vegan)
If you try this recipe, let us know! Leave a comment, rate it, and don’t forget to tag a photo #minimalistbaker on Instagram. Cheers, friends!
1-Pot Chickpea Noodle Soup
Ingredients
- 2Tbspolive oil or avocado oil(if oil-free, sub twice the amount in water)
- 1/2mediumwhite or yellow onion, diced
- 3clovesgarlic, minced
- 5mediumcarrots, scrubbed clean and sliced into 1/4-inch rounds
- 4stalkscelery, diced
- 1/4tspeach sea salt and black pepper(plus more to taste)
- 7-8cupsvegetable broth(amount depends on desired thickness)
- 1(15-ounce)can chickpeas, well rinsed and drained(see notes for chicken option if not vegan or vegetarian)
- 4sprigsthyme
- 1bayleaf
- 8ouncesvegan-friendly pasta noodles(spaghetti or other desired shape, gluten-free as needed)
FOR SERVING optional
- Sourdough bread or gluten-free bread
- Fresh parsley or thyme
Instructions
- Heat a large pot over medium heat. Once hot, add oil and onions and sauté for 5 minutes, stirring frequently.
- Add garlic and sauté for 2 minutes more. Then add carrots, celery, salt, and pepper. Stir to combine.
- Cover and cook for 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Then add broth (starting with lesser amount), drained rinsed chickpeas, thyme, and bay leaf. Bring to a low boil.
- Add noodles — break into smaller pieces for bite-sized noodles. Stir to separate, then stir occasionally while cooking to prevent them from sticking together.
- Once noodles are soft — about 10 minutes — reduce heat to a very low simmer and cover. Continue simmering for about 20 minutes to meld the flavors together.
- Taste and adjust seasonings as needed, adding more salt or pepper to taste. Remove thyme sprigs and bay leaf and serve with rustic bread or as is. Thyme leaves (or fresh parsley) make a colorful garnish.
- Store cooled leftovers covered in the refrigerator for 3-4 days, or in the freezer for up to 1 month.
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Notes
*Nutrition information is a rough estimate calculated with avocado oil and white spaghetti noodles, and without optional ingredients.
Kristasays
This was so good! Really cheap too. Thanks for the recipe.
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We’re so glad you enjoyed it, Krista! Thank you for the lovely review! xo
Ninasays
Another MB favorite! Healthy, simple and easy, nutritious and flavorful! Just made it this week and my meat eating husband had multiple bowls, he loved the broth. I used a variation of of your homemade broth (no tom paste though so I could keep it a lighter color but did use about 4 TB nutritional yeast). I ended up using probably closer to 10 cups of broth as my noodles (regular spaghetti noodles cut in half) soaked up a lot. I used olive oil, added extra garlic, used lots of dried thyme as I was out of fresh. Big pinches of fresh cracked pepper and salt at the end with juice from a few lemons. The flavors were so good, the texture of the noodles and veg perfect and it was just as delicious the next day! I did add tumeric (about 2 tsp) to boost the “golden” color like traditional chicken noodle soup and it just made the flavor even better. I found this dish very satisfying – thanks MB!
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Amazing! Thanks for sharing your modifications, Nina, so glad you enjoyed this soup!
Chasesays
Sinple but yummy. I will be making this again.
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Yay! Thanks, Chase!
Janetsays
The broth is so tasty! But 8 oz of noodles is too much. I will use a lot less next time as it soaked up all the broth. Thanks for the recipe! :o)
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Thank you for sharing your experience, Janet! We’re glad you enjoyed it overall! xo
Mariasays
I find when making a soup with pasta its best to cook it on the side and then add to your bowl when ready to serve. Otherwise it does soak up the broth and soggy
Idasays
This was easy and delicious. I added turmeric for color. Thank you,
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Yay! Thanks so much, Ida. So glad you enjoyed!
ITAsays
Preparé la sopa cambiando la zanahoria por pimiento morrón rojo y amarillo, no utilizé la pimienta ya que no me gusta el sabor; la sopa quedó excelente.
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xoxo!
Emmasays
Wow so good!! I haven’t had chicken soup for 10+ years so this really hit the spot!! I only modified a few things – I found vegetarian chicken soup powder at a bulk store which was extra flavourful compared to regular veggie broth plus I added some dehydrated veggies that I also found at a bulk store like many dry soups have and was so good! I did this also because I skipped the celery! I suggest maybe adding a little more broth/water as there wasn’t much broth left after cooking because the noodles sucked it all up. Definitely saving this recipe!
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Yum! Thanks so much for the lovely review and for sharing your modifications, Emma. So glad you enjoyed!
Laurensays
This is excellent. I was skeptical to make this soup without chicken. I followed the recipe as is and it’s fantastic, even better than if there was chicken.
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We’re so glad you enjoyed the result, Lauren! Thank you for the lovely review! xoxo
Katiesays
Made the soup today for my sick toddler.. it’s absolutely delicious! I followed the recommendation of another reviewer and added about a teaspoon of turmeric for color and for flavor. I also used a combination of onion and leeks since I had them in my fridge. Perhaps our favorite addition was the use of dinosaur shaped pasta, which definitely lifted my little one’s spirits. Thank you for this awesome recipe!
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Aw, love that! That would lift our spirits too! Thanks so much for the lovely review, Katie!
Jennasays
If I make this and keep it I the fridge to eat for the next few days, will the pasta absorb the broth? Thank you
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Hi Jenna! Depending on your brand of noodles, they may absorb some broth and get a bit softer, but we usually find that it isn’t a deal breaker. Hope this helps!
Nouranlkdsays
Super easy and comforting!
It took me no time to put this together and I even subbed out some veggies with what I had on hand. I also added a touch of turmeric for colour and flavour.
Will definitely make this again.
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Wonderful! We’re so glad you enjoyed it and we love that addition! Thank you for sharing, Nouranel! xo
Rebeccasays
We’ve made this recipe twice now and really enjoyed it. We added a bit of white wine and cooked the chickpeas from dried. A great soup for a cold day. Thank you!
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Yum! Thanks so much for the lovely review, Rebecca! So glad you enjoyed!
margotsays
made this soup and it was delicious!!!
doubled the spices (fresh and dry) cause i like it spicy and used Trader Joe’s trofie pasta, which was the perfect size for soup!
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Yum! Thanks so much for the lovely review, Margot!
Elisesays
We absolutely loved this soup. It’s delicious and very comforting and super easy to make! The whole family loved it. It will definitely be on rotation for us this winter.
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Yay! We’re so glad you and your family enjoyed it, Elise. Thank you for sharing! xo
Pattisays
This is another amazing recipe! Since I had it in my pantry, I used Better than Bouillon’s No-Chicken broth. So good!
Thanks, Dana!
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Woohoo! We’re so glad you enjoyed it, Patti. Thanks so much for sharing! xo
Dianasays
This soup got me through a really nasty cold. I made it exactly as instructed and it’s perfection. Like a warm hug in a bowl. In dark times, I know I can count on it again. haha!
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Yumm, warm hug in a bowl is such a great descriptor. So glad you enjoyed! xo
Pattisays
This is sooo good! As a vegetarian, I have truly missed good old chicken noodle soup and hadn’t found a satisfying alternative. Until this one! So glad there are still some cold nights for making this soup!
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Wonderful!! Thanks for sharing, Patti!
Emilysays
I made this in the instant pot because I like using dried beans over canned beans. We added the GF noodles after we do a quick release and added a handful of green cabbage. Perfect light soup, delicious flavor. Used Italian spices instead of fresh and also a dash of smoked paprika.
Dana @ Minimalist Bakersays
So great! thanks for sharing, Emily!
Maiasays
I made this and added fennel, mushrooms, and potato! It was super good and comforting! I also used sage because I didn’t have thyme and it paired nicely
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Lovely! Thanks for sharing, Maia!
Catherinesays
I love, love, love this recipe! This is the second time I made it and I will eat it every day until it’s gone. I make it with the MB DIY Veggie Broth. I’m not GF, so I used more like 12 cups of broth and the noodles just plumped up.
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Wohoo! We’re so glad you enjoy it, Catherine. Thanks so much for sharing! xo
Susansays
This was so delicious. Based on other’s comments, I put the noodles in during the last twelve minutes and it was perfect. I will make this again and I’m looking forward to experimenting with the addition of other vegetables. Thanks!
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Great! Thanks so much for sharing, Susan! xo
Christinasays
Made the recipe exactly as directed and it is SO GOOD. Simple and comforting :)
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Yay! We’re so glad to hear it, Christina. Thanks so much for sharing! xo
Bonnie Stowesays
I made this on Wednesday. Delicious. I just had it for the third time. My non-vegan family members also enjoyed it. I used lentil rotini because that was what I had, and it needed a little more cooking. I think next time I will boil it separately just because it needs so much more cooking time. This is definitely a keeper. All the recipes for my menu plan next week are coming from your site. Thanks.
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Lovely! Thanks for sharing, Bonnie!
Iralynsays
Very easy and tasty! It didn’t knock my socks off (personal requirement for a 5 star), but we will definitely be making it again since it was so easy and our toddler enjoyed it as well. I liked that I could keep it vegetarian for my husband and I and just add some chicken for our daughter. The only other thing that makes it a 4 star instead of 5 to me is the noodle consistency. They were falling apart a little at the end, even though I used the time on the noodle bag when cooking them. I think next time I may try adding them later on or maybe boiling them for half the time that’s on the bag since they’ll be sitting in the hot liquid while it simmers. I also think this would be taken up a notch with homemade stock/broth, instead of store-bought like I used.
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Thanks for sharing your experience, Iralyn!
Tanasays
This is one of my favorites from the cookbook. I make it, eat it for days then freeze any leftovers. It always turns out perfect and has so much flavor!
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Yay! We’re so glad you enjoy it. Thanks so much for the lovely review, Tana!
Judesays
I’ve made this twice now – a really comforting dish, like a warm hug… in a bowl! Thanks very much xx
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Aw, yay! Thanks so much for the lovely review, Jude!
Sandrasays
This was so good, thank you so much for this recipe. ❤️
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Thanks so much for the lovely review, Sandra. We are so glad you enjoyed it! Next time, would you mind leaving a star rating with your review? It’s super helpful for us and other readers. Thanks so much! xo
Christine Weyantsays
Love this recipe! First time I made it I followed it explicitly. The second time I added a few extras. Both ways are amazing and I think its a great base to utilize your produce that’s on the way out. This week I added sweet corn to the soup. I put a handful of raw spinach leaves in the bowl before serving to wilt. And added a generous amount of hot sauce at serving. So addicting, filling and satisfying!
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Lovely! Thanks for sharing, Christine! xo
Briesays
Tasty soup. Only had cavatapi available for it which made the soup very noodle heavy, but there’s nothing wrong with lots of noodles! Didn’t change a thing from the recipe, perfect as-is.
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Great! Thanks for sharing, Brie! xo
Tarasays
I made this recipe for my boyfriend and it was an instant hit! Added some veggie chik’n strips for extra protein. This recipe is one of our new winter staples!
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Oh amazing! Thanks for sharing, Tara!
Jensays
After a horrific weak of weather here in Austin, TX, power and water outages and currently still under a boil water notice, this soup was exactly what I needed. We are dealing with empty grocery shelves AGAIN so no celery but I had a red pepper and subbed with that. I used Pacific Organic Low Sodium veg broth, added a can of TJ jackfruit that I shredded, and used Banza chickpea rice for added protein so chickpea “rice” soup and I could feel my anxieties start to fade while I enjoyed this last night. Thank you for sharing your wonderful recipes and all you do! This soup is one that I will continue to make as it was simple, flavorful, filling and just felt good for my soul!
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We’re so sorry you went through that, Jen! But we’re so glad this soup could bring some comfort. Thanks for the lovely review and for sharing your modifications! xo
Jensays
This was delicious! I didn’t have a bay leaf so I skipped that ingredient and I added fresh spinach at the end. Will definitely make it again. Thank you!
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Lovely! Thanks for sharing, Jen! xo
Karyn Quackenbushsays
Just made this today!! Its been snowing quite a bit here in NYC and I was looking for some comfort. This recipe did not disappoint!!! Fantastic!! All of your recipes are simply amazing!!!
Thanks again for all you share,
Karyn
Dana @ Minimalist Bakersays
So great! Thanks for sharing. Stay safe and warm!
Sharonsays
I made this yesterday and it is delicious! We will have enough for 3 or 4 nights. I used angel hair pasta and also Trader Joe’s Vegan Chickenless Seasoning. Served with my husband’s homemade bread. Yum!
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Thanks so much for the lovely review, Sharon. We are so glad you enjoyed it! Next time, would you mind leaving a rating with your review? It’s super helpful for us and other readers. Thanks so much! Xo
Emily McLeodsays
This was a fabulous recipe! We didn’t have any noodles, so I substituted wild rice and it was delicious. It really hit the spot as far as comfort food. Love your recipes!
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Oh, I love that sub! Thanks for sharing, Emily!
Annasays
Made this today during a frozen day in Austin to use what I had on hand. Very easy, tasty and adaptable while my city is under a winter weather siege.
Dana @ Minimalist Bakersays
Stay warm, Anna! So glad you enjoyed it.
Laurensays
This was so delicious, thank you!! Chicken noodle soup is one of the only foods I’ve really missed and haven’t been able to recreate since I stopped eating meat, and this totally recreated (and improved on) the classic version for me. We all need a good nostalgic comfort meal right now, and this came together so easily with very few dishes.
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So great! Thanks for sharing, Lauren!
Vegan4lifesays
This was a winner! So flavorful, easy ingredients, and hearty without being heavy. I used Better than Bouillon No Chicken Base instead of vegetable broth but otherwise made it exactly as written. Wouldn’t change a thing & will definitely make it again. Served it with crusty vegan garlic bread. Yum!
Dana @ Minimalist Bakersays
Amazing! Thanks for sharing!!
Kaysays
This was amazing. Thank you!
I made it with store-bought broth and it was great. Very warming.
I will try your DIY broth as I am sure that will take it to the next level. Am I right?
Thanks again. 😍
Dana @ Minimalist Bakersays
So lovely! Thanks for sharing, Kay! And yes, we love our homemade broth with this one!
Kristensays
Loved this recipe! I was amazed at how much it tasted like classic chicken noodle. It was definitely a thick soup even with the full 8 cups of broth, but it was extra comforting for a cold night. Also used Banza spaghetti for a double-chickpea protein punch!
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Lovely! Thanks for sharing, Kristen!
Sarahsays
Super easy recipe! I added some curry powder to give it something extra. I always make my vegetable broth from clean foodscraps and then add a bith of powdered bouillion
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Lovely, thanks Sarah!
Christinesays
This was really excellent. I used Better Than Bouillon vegan no-chicken broth base. Also used a whole onion so I didn’t have a half an onion leftover. Would recommend that anyone fixing this keep an eye on the amount of time required to cook the pasta they choose. Otherwise, could end up with some soggy pasta. My husband also enjoyed this recipe very much. I was amazed at how much flavor it had when there was no meat involved.
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Amazing! Thanks for sharing, Christine!
Jensays
I made this tonight and my boyfriend said it’s better than any chicken noodle soup he’s ever had. I agree with him, your recipes never disappoint. I made it exactly like you said (gluten free noodles) and it was very good. This will be a staple in our home. Thanks again!
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Aw, love that! Thanks so much for sharing, Jen! xo
Lindysays
This was so comforting! Since I am gluten free and also eat some chicken, I used brown rice/quinoa fusilli and chicken bone broth and it turned out really delicious! I think adding a bit more liquid and putting the pasta in later would help when using gluten free pasta, as there wasn’t much liquid left after doing 8 cups and the noodles were a little too soft. It was lovely topped with some parsley.
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Love your ideas. Thanks for sharing, Lindy!
joansays
Just made this soup and it is delicious! Thank you
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We’re so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the lovely review, Joan! xo
Lorrainesays
I made the chickpea noodle soup. It was excellent. I find it difficult to make meals for myself as I live alone and don’t always feel like making a big meal so I usually make a one dish meal that I can portion into smaller meals.I’ve tried some of your other recipes And really enjoy them as well. I’ve been a vegetarian for over30 years and it’s nice to find simple easy but healthy things to try
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We’re so glad you enjoy our recipes, Lorraine! Thanks so much for sharing! xo
Abbysays
I had a bad cold this past week and my roommate made me this soup. It was wonderful! The flavors were perfect and it was nourishing and healing. I have been craving a chicken soup but since going plant based haven’t found a good replacement. Now my search is over. Thank you for, once again, another wonderful and delicious recipe and for putting it out right when I was sick ;)
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Aw, what a kind roommate! We’re so glad you enjoyed it and hope you feel better soon =) Thanks for the lovely review, Abby!
Lexiesays
Super yummy! I used fusilli and 2 tsp of dried thyme since that’s what I had and added a bit of white miso. The fusilli absorbed a lot of broth, but I didn’t mind as I like a thicker soup. Thanks for another great recipe!
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We’re so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing, Lexie!
Farrahsays
I love this!!! Light fresh and delicious! Love the way all your recipes come out perfect!
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Yay! We’re so glad you enjoy it, Farrah. Thanks for sharing! xo
Chrissays
I made this with zoodles (zucchini noodles) so I just simmered the broth without noodles and heated up the zoodles at the very end! It was great! I took a picture- but don’t have social media accounts so I don’t know how to send it.
It was great and filling! Loved it and thank you!
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Love that modification, Chris! Thanks so much for sharing!
Victoriasays
I made this for dinner tonight and it was AMAZING! Before I was vegan, I loved chicken noodle soup when feeling under the weather – this is a fantastic substitute. Daughters (7 & 9) and husband loved it too. This is going to be a new staple. So easy to make and ingredients I already had too :-D
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Yay! We’re so glad you and your family enjoyed it, Victoria. Thanks so much for the lovely review!
Caroline Cooksays
Tasty! I used a low sodium store bought broth and orzo. I suggest if you decide on orzo to cut back a smidge on the pasta. I forgot how much it expands!
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Thanks for sharing, Caroline!
Juliasays
Yummy winter treat, approved by the whole family (pickiest eaters included). Did not change a thing. Perfect as is. 🎊
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Thanks so much for the lovely review, Julia. We are so glad you enjoyed it! Next time, would you mind leaving a rating with your review? It’s super helpful for us and other readers. Thanks so much! Xo
Brittasays
This is such a tasty, meatless take on an old classic! Thank you, Dana and Minimalist Baker Team!
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We’re so glad you enjoy it, Britta! Thanks for the lovely review =)
Sibylsays
I made this today in New England while we’re in the middle of a snow storm and it was the right amount of cozy for the day. I wound up using linguine which worked just fine. I like the celery but don’t often have use for it outside of soup so am trying to think about something else to put in it’s place.
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Hi Sibyl, you can use more carrot or onion or add fennel or cabbage. Hope that helps!
Sagesays
I had a rough day of feeling unwell…all I wanted was some soup …saw this and immediately knew this was the one!
Followed the recipe exactly but threw in half a courgette (super finely sliced) . OH.MY.GOODNESS…. amazing! Just everything I wanted in a soup, it makes 4 generous portions (even if I did add just over half of the spaghetti because thats all I had in ) this is going to be a new favourite! I’ve put half the batch in the freezer and will have another bowl today!
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Amazing! We’re so glad you enjoyed it, Sage. Thanks so much for sharing!
Vickysays
Made this a little earlier and went to buy bread. When serving the bowls for dinner all the broth was soaked up by the noodles, bummer! It was more like a soggy noodle dish intead of soup and the taste wasn’t great either unfortunately. I followed the recipe’ s quantities so not sure why this happened, maybe the different noodle shape that takes up more liquid? As for the taste…maybe the broth I used wasn’t great. What broth brand do you recommend ? (I ran out of the home made broth) thanks!
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Hi Vicky, we’d suggest Pacific brand broth or this homemade broth (minus miso) for best flavor. It could be that the noodles were more absorbent. We’d suggest trying another brand. Hope that helps!
Saharasays
Or, instead of chickpeas AND noodles, you can use Banza chickpea rotini—an absolutely divine pasta you’d never know was made from beans—and get benefit of protein and pleasure of pasta with one product :-)
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Smart!
Christinasays
Made this for dinner tonight. We didn’t have any fresh thyme so subbed with just under a teaspoon of dried. Used 8 cups of veg broth because I used a whole 12 oz package of brown rice fusilli pasta. Totally delicious. Definitely scratches the itch for chicken noodle/comfort food. We’re a veg family with an 18 month old so this was a perfect family meal. Truly love your recipes.
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Thanks so much for your kind words and lovely review, Christina. We are so glad you and your family enjoyed it! Next time, would you mind leaving a rating with your review? It’s super helpful for us and other readers. Thanks so much! Xo
Sandrasays
Delicious. I would use fewer noodles next time, but it’s still good as-is. My only gripe is with the photos: I’ve never in my life seen a vegan broth that looks just like chicken broth. My favorite thing about it is that it’s very tasty but doesn’t take a long time to make.
I did add a bit of turmeric because it’s not only healthy, but gives a nice color. I didn’t have sprig of thyme so I used some Penzey’s dried thyme. Other than that I pretty much followed it to the letter, and it’s a great soup for a snow day. Which we’re having tomorrow!
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Hi Sandra, we’re so glad you enjoyed it! The veggie broth we prefer is Pacific brand or you could use this homemade version (omit miso).
Vernon Hardapplesays
This was quite nourishing and delicious. I would love suggestions on what we could use to kick up the spice a bit. Do you think white miso would compliment this (I love what it adds to other recipes in which I’ve used it)?
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We love that idea! Let us know if you try it!
Jesssays
This one is in the Everyday Cooking book and I’ve been making it regularly for years. LOVE IT, and these are common ingredients that I usually have on hand.
Jesssays
I want to add that I sub 2tsp of dried thyme, and use whole wheat elbows because they are spoon sized.
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Amazing! We’re so glad you enjoy it, Jess. Thanks for the lovely review!
Camillesays
Easy and delicious, thank you!
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Yay! Thanks for the lovely review, Camille! xo
Katiesays
This looks great… I don’t have any fresh Thyme right now – do you know how much dry thyme would be a good sub?
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We’d suggest using ~1/2-1 tsp dried thyme.
Brettsays
This is my most-made recipe from your (excellent) cookbook. Love this recipe!! So warm and tasty!
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We’re so glad you enjoy it, Brett! Thanks so much for the lovely review! xo
Pattysays
I made this. I’m not vegan so I’m considering next time adding matzo balls (eggs). It was really good. Didn’t have fresh thyme so used dried
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Sounds lovely! Thanks for sharing, Patty!
Justinesays
Is there a certain pasta type you recommmend (lentil, chickpea, wheat, etc) Worried brown rice pasta will disintegrate in the soup?
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Hi Justine, wheat will hold up best, but any should work!