Simmer soup for a couple of minutes, until chicken is heated through. Taste and season with salt and pepper if needed.
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*This is a great recipe for using up leftovers, or grab a rotisserie chicken from the store!**Other flavors of tortellini also work well, like spinach and ricotta or mushroom. I used fresh, refrigerated tortellini. If you use frozen or dried, they will take longer to cook (follow the instructions on the package).Becky's Top Tips:
More veggies are always a good idea! If you need to clean out your fridge, go for it. Some vegetables that work well include peas, leafy greens, green beans, and more.
I recommend cooking the tortellini separately if you plan to store leftovers. It prevents them from turning soggy when reheated.
For a brothier soup, add more chicken broth. For a heartier one, let it simmer uncovered for a few extra minutes to reduce slightly.
If you'd like to freeze this soup, leave out the tortellini until you're ready to reheat.
Storage: Store chicken tortellini soup in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 2 days.