Really delicious - I added a couple of red peppers and I couldn't find an ancho chilli so I used 1/2 tsp of chipotle chilli paste (I found it in Waitrose) instead - Can't wait to make some more even my anti-soup husband and fussy 6 year old son loved it too!

Not a big fan- found the consistency too thin and it basically just tasted like hot lime juice. If I made it again I'd put just half a lime or 1 max, def not 2, it overwhelms the soup. Unlikely to try it again though.

This was so easy and really nice, I used less stock as recommended by others and was glad I did otherwise it would have been very watery. Found it hard to get Ancho chilli but used Chipotle instead. Will definatley make this again

For the Ancho chillies I ordered these online... but normal medium heat chillies work well (Ancho chillies have much more flavour), and the 1.5 of stock, I use pints not litres as litres will make it too watery and the recipe isn't clear on the unit so I went with pints and it works perfectly...

One very dull soup! Won't be making that again.

This recipe is perfect. Easy and very very tasty. We had a lot of Mexican Lime Soup in Mexico and this is just as delicious and authentic... My boyfriend loved it too and bugged me to make a load so he could take it to work (he loves to show off to his friends that he has a girlfriend that can cook). Not watery or over spicy at all, although its not meant to be a thick soup.

Awesome. Was a big hit at dinner party. Had one vegetarian and a non fish person. Added sweetcorn and then had little bowls of chicken, prawns, fresh chilis, coriander etc in the middle.

my husband and i loved this. i am a veggie so i used tofu pieces instead of chicken. We usually have bread with soup but this recepie does not need bread.

I made this soup according to the recipe and although taste wise it's very tasty, it was really watery in consistency.

I added a cup of long grain rice & cooked for a further 15 mins which did the trick and thickened the soup up a treat.

When I cook this again I'm only going to add 1 litre of stock as I think it'll be ample.

spicy and delicious!

Really delicious, my boyfriend said it was one of the best things he'd ever tasted!!

Really delicious and so easy to make. I added some lentils before blending to make it slightly thicker. A big hit with the whole family!

I made this soup today taste is great. I added some chick peas to thicken the base before blending and added some red and green peppers with the chicken. Would definately make again!

I forgot to stir in the lime juice before serving but it was still very tasty, we particulary enjoyed the homemade tortilla strips.

Well i dont know where i went wrong with this. Ive never had a problem with making soup before but this came out far far too hot (and we love spicy) and very very runny and and an awful grey colour. It was like runny water with tomatoes chucked in. Ive never had a problem with any of the recipes on this site, it must have been something that i did, i cant believe it was the recipe due to the very good comments above. I would be happy to try my hand at making this again.

This sounds lovely although we don't eat chicken or turkey, even tho we are meat eaters. Ive bought a chunk of 'Extra special Cooked Arista pork loin' from my local supermarket Deli, i thought of chopping this into small cubes and adding this to the soup when its poured back into the saucepan after the Processor stage to warm through, and im serving with 'Ciabatta Cheese and Garlic Bread' i maight also add a little bit of sweetcorn. I hope this will work.x

not my favourite soup - too watery and a bit bland

Very good. I made my own broth from thighs and then shredded that into the soup. I also added black beans, corn and some pepper flakes.

This is quite an easy and simple soup to make. I found that it needed a LOT of seasoning though. What really makes it is the toppings - I served mine with tortilla chips, lime wedges, fresh coriander leaves and soured cream. My 3-year old nephew liked it too!

Really tasty but I only used about 1 litre of stock which I found to be plenty