Mexican Chicken Corn Soup Made In 20 Minutes

This flavorful soup is almost like a combination of White Chicken Chili and Chicken Taco Soup. It’s one of our favorite 30 minute meals for a busy night.

Delicious mexican Corn Soup

There are so many varieties of soups—Italian Soups, American Soups, and Mexican Soups! This recipe is Mexican style, with lots of bold spices and flavors. It’s Mexican Chicken Corn Soup. You wouldn’t think that ingredients as simple as chicken and corn could produce such a delicious final product, but let me tell you, this soup is for sure a keeper. With chicken, corn, tomatoes, and heavy cream, it’s just creamy and filling enough without being overwhelming. Best of all, it’s made in less than 30 minutes, which is perfect for busy weeknights when I need to throw dinner together STAT!

How to Make It

As if this recipe couldn’t get any better… It does! Here’s why: it only takes like 25 MINUTES to make! Maybe even less. Seriously! BOIL. Add butter and garlic to a large pot. Simmer for a few minutes, then add chicken stock, tomatoes, corn and all the spices. Bring to a boil. SIMMER. Reduce to a low simmer. Add your cooked and cubed chicken, and let it warm up for a few minutes. Stir in your heavy cream until all mixed. Cook for 5 more minutes. SERVE. Serve into bowls and sprinkle cheese on top. ENJOY!

Other Cooking Methods

Crock pot: Good news fellow cooks, this recipe can also be made in a crock pot. I love crock pot meals so that I can save a little time on a busy day and still be able to serve a warm homemade meal. To make this in the crock pot you’ll want to: Instant pot: If you love using the Instant pot you’ll definitely want to try using it to make this osup. I do only recommend doing so if your chicken is raw or frozen. Otherwise it’s just as easy and quick to make it on the stove top with precooked chicken.

Additional Tips

You can find a great post on how to cook chicken to be used in recipes. Just cube the chicken instead of shred it. You can also use rotisserie chickenAdd spice: You can increase the amount of cumin, or add chipotle peppers, crushed red peppers, green chiles, or some hot sauce. Fresh corn vs. Creamed corn: You can use canned corn or fresh corn! If you want to use canned corn you should drain the excess liquid. Cremated corn is great for thicker soup.

Place leftovers in an airtight container. STORE it in the fridge for 3-4 days or FREEZE for 2-3 months. If you’re short on time or have a small amount you can REHEAT in the microwave in 30 second increments, stirring in between, until warm. If you have the time or have a large amount I recommend reheating on the stovetop or in a crock pot stirring occasionally until warm.