Chicken Enchilada Soup. Chicken Enchilada Soup has everything you love about chicken enchiladas… in one big bowl of Chicken Enchilada Soup. I love turning classic meals into soups, it's an easy (maybe even lazy). If you like the chicken enchilada soup form Chili's, then you will love this!

Chicken Enchilada Soup is a delicious, easy soup make with some fun and unique ingredients you'll love! Unlike most Mexican soups this one doesn't have a whole bunch of vegetables inside. I'm all about the quick and easy dinner options. You can cook Chicken Enchilada Soup using 8 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Chicken Enchilada Soup

1. You need 1 of rotisserie chicken, peeled.
2. You need 3 cans of beans undrained.
3. Prepare 1 can of hot rotel.
4. Prepare 1 package of hot taco seasoning mix.
5. It's 1 package of ranch seasoning packet.
6. You need 1 can of whole kernel corn undrained.
7. Prepare of Fritos to top with (optional).
8. Prepare of Shredded cheese (optional).

There's not much better than soup made in the slow cooker, and this enchilada soup is no exception. This chicken enchilada soup though, it's a saucier, spicier version of tortilla soup… and it's gooood, really goood! I love how easy it is to prep and how quickly it comes together. Crock Pot Green Chile Enchilada Soup is a new favorite soup packed with chicken, green chiles, corn, rice, and mixed with lots of spices and cheeses.

Chicken Enchilada Soup step by step

1. Peel rotisserie chicken in a big pot..
2. Add in the rest of the ingredients..
3. Bring to a boil..
4. Enjoy! That simple!.

This chicken enchilada soup is loaded with shredded chicken, corn, beans, vegetables and cheese, then finished off with a variety of toppings. An easy one pot dinner that the whole family will love! Homemade soup hits the spot and this Chicken Enchilada soup is no exception. Slow Cooker Chicken Enchilada Soup - Creamy, warm and absolutely delicious! Chicken enchilada was the signature soup at one of my favorite lunch spots growing up; I still devour a bowl every time I return home.