Chicken Gnocchi Soup is one of my kids’ favorite things to have at Olive Garden, and I have to agree…it’s tasty AND filling.

My Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup is a family favorite, and on a whim, I decided to try and tweak it a little bit and see if I could come up with a Crockpot version of Olive Garden’s Chicken Gnocchi soup.

What I came up with was quick, easy to make, and a HUGE hit with the entire family, so it was a no-brainer that I needed to share the recipe with you.

Also, I can see big huge flakes of snow falling out my window right now, which always puts me in the mood for Crockpot soup.

NOTE: You can find bags of pre-made Gnocchi in the pasta aisle at your local grocery store.

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Crockpot Chicken Gnocchi Soup

Prep time: 15min Cook Time: Crockpot 4-8 hours On Stove 45min
Serves: 8-10
2 cups chopped Celery
2 cups chopped Carrots
½ med Onion finely chopped
1 cup Spinach chopped (I left this out because my kids don’t like it)
4 Chicken Breasts (cooked and shredded or uncooked and diced)
48oz Chicken Broth (vegetable broth works as well)
2 cups water
2 minced Garlic Cloves
½ tsp dried Thyme
1 tsp dried Parsley
1 bag ready to use Gnocchi
2 cups Heavy Cream
4 tbsp Corn Starch (if you like a thicker soup)
Salt and Pepper to taste

Parmesan Cheese for Garnish

1. Shred Cooked Chicken or cut raw Chicken into bite-sized pieces.

2. Cut up all your vegetables.

3. Place all the ingredients (except the Gnocchi and Cream) into your crockpot.

4. Set cook time.

5. One hour before serving, put the heavy cream into the crockpot. If using the Corn Starch to thicken the soup, whisk it into the cream before combining.

6. 30 minutes before serving, put in Gnocchi.

7. Serve hot with Paramsen cheese on top and fresh bread or rolls.

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