Oh boy!  We got hit hard this week with coughing, sneezing, sore throats, headaches and bodyaches!  OMG!  We were sick and feared the worse…Swine Flu!!!  As Michael and I lay on the couch moaning and groaning, coughing and sneezing, I think, "We need some of that Jewish Penicillin also know as good old fashioned chicken and noodle soup."  I wasn’t thinking about that glop from a can, I’m talking about homemade chicken soup from the most natural and freshest ingredients available!  Hmm…What to do?  What to do?  I know, Grandma to the rescue!!!  I call my mom and tell her it’s a matter of life and death, she has simply got to come over and make some of her famous chicken and noodle soup.

Within no time, Mom has come to our rescue and Michael and I are sipping the richest, the tastiest, the most savory, salty and yummy soup available on the planet!  We immediately feel so much better that I think it’s a miracle!  Nothing like Grandma’s Old-Timey Chicken and Noodle Soup to cure what ails ya!

Now that I am feeling better, all my peeps out there in 100 Calorie Land are going to get Grandma Jeanie’s and Great-Grandma Eugenia’s Chicken and Noodle Soup recipe now known as The Swine Flu Cure.  Enjoy!  Hey!  And let me know how it works for you this flu season!

Grandma’s Old-Timey Chicken and Noodle Soup (Swine Flu Cure!)

1, 2 Lb. Whole Chicken, Cut Up - 1600 Calories

64 Oz. Chicken Broth - FREE

64 Oz. Spring Water - FREE

4 Large Carrots, Sliced - FREE

4 Celery Stalks, Sliced - FREE

1 Sweet Onion, Chopped - FREE

4 Garlic Cloves, Chopped - FREE

Salt and Pepper To Taste - FREE

6 Cups Dry Egg Noodles - 800 Calories

1. Place all ingredients in a 5 gallon soup pot.

2. Bring to a boil and boil hard for 30 minutes.

3. Turn down to medium low and simmer for about 3 hours.

4. Add noodles, bring back to boil and cook for another 10 minutes.

Makes Eight Curing 300 Calorie Servings!

We also had 8 Nabisco Premium Saltine Crackers for about 100 Calories to add to our "Soup Cure!"

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