Keto Chicken Cordon Bleu Soup is a “dream leftover soup!” Do you have a lot of extra ham on your Christmas or Easter platter? How about that rotisserie chicken that has been sitting in the ‘fridge? We all have some grated grated cheese just hanging out! This low carb creation was easy for Joanie since it mirrors our Keto Chicken Cordon Bleu with Mustard Sauce. Chicken, ham, and a creamy cheesy chowder-like soup that is easy to make and can be enjoyed anytime – delicious!

Joanie’s Chicken Cordon Bleu Soup is truly a comfort-food taste explosion. It comes together quickly, with only 25 minutes of cooking time. Joanie uses her Le Creuset Dutch Oven for this recipe – it has become her new favorite pan. The 6.75 quart is very wide and not quite as high as other stock pots, so it is so much more versatile. Although it is perfect for any soup recipe, you could make this recipe in a slow cooker, as well. The flavors would really meld together – let us know if you try it and all about your results.


Ingredients
The key ingredients for regular Chicken Cordon Bleu are in the recipe. Chicken stuffed with ham and melted cheese. All are contained in a chowder-like soup base. However, Joanie keeps this Keto by eliminating the roux and the potatoes that many recipes use for thickening. To make the base creamy, Joanie uses cream cheese and heavy whipping cream. Taste-wise, it is just like the classic Chicken Cordon Bleu. The recipe is incredible and made entirely in one pot!

Many recipes for this type of soup stick with a trinity of onion, carrot, and celery, but we think the recipe is so loaded with healthy low-carb ingredients that the vegetables are not really needed. Joanie prefers featuring classic French spices like thyme and tarragon. The recipe calls for just a pinch of cayenne for heat. The white wine and stone ground mustard add to the Cordon Bleu flavor. You will love the result. You could really add a French twist with Dijon instead of the stone ground mustard. We prefer stone ground mustard, since we are already de-glazing the pan with white wine.


Preparation Tips
You definitely want to use the bacon fat after cooking your crumbled bacon. The shallot and ham will then have that rich bacon flavor. The wine is essential to add even more flavor. Joanie does like to reserve the crumbled bacon to add near the end, and for using as a garnish. This way, she maintains the crispiness of the bacon. It provides for a nice crunchy garnish, as well.




The mustard is essential to the dish – our Keto Chicken Cordon Bleu with Mustard Sauce is a perfect example of how mustard sauce can add so much French flavor to chicken dishes. I mentioned that our favorite is stone ground mustard. Joanie does use it in a lot of her low carb creations. You might want to try some of these recipes:
Grilled Pork Tenderloin with Creamy Mustard Sauce
Cooks in 40 minutesDifficulty: EasyMustard sauce on grilled pork tenderloin is a perfect match! This recipe is Low Carb and Keto friendly.
Keto Chaffle Cuban Sandwich
Cooks in 515 minutesDifficulty: EasyKeto Chaffle Cuban Sandwich has such a contrast in flavor and texture. A combo of pork, ham and pickles. It is a crunchy panini-like gem!

You could add some shredded carrots when you add the onion to enhance the color of the soup. However, that would increase the carb count, slightly. Strict Keto folks might want to avoid the carrots. Also, Gruyere is a perfect substitute for Swiss, or you can choose Baby Swiss for a less pronounced flavor. The cheese not only adds to the creaminess, but really provides that “Cordon Bleu” flavor for the taste buds.
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Substitution for the white wine????
You can substitute white vinegar for white wine or red wine vinegar for red wine; however, I would make a mix of 1:1 with water. You should get similar flair results. Thanks for the question . . .Joanie.