Showing posts with label soup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soup. Show all posts

January 24, 2023

Ham, bean, and rivels soup

Serving bowl of ham, beans, and rivels soup with a spoon.

Use your leftover ham to create this family favorite ham, beans, and rivels soup. It's a delicious and budget-friendly meal for a cold day.

January 4, 2023

German goulash soup (Gulaschsuppe)

Bowl of German Goulash Soup topped with sour cream.

German goulash soup (Gulaschsuppe) is a hearty and warming stick-to-your-ribs meal for a winter day. 

September 9, 2022

Sausage, potato, and Swiss chard soup

Pot of sausage, potatoes, and Swiss chard soup.

A big pot of hearty soup full of Italian sausage, yellow potatoes, and Swiss chard is a perfect meal for a chilly evening.

February 20, 2022

Bean with bacon soup

Pot of bean with bacon soup with a ladle.

Bean with bacon soup is a classic canned soup that you can make easily at home. This simple soup is perfect for a cold winter or fall evening. 

January 16, 2021

Roasted garlic soup with potatoes, kale, and bacon

Bowl of roasted garlic soup with potatoes, kale, and bacon.

Creamy and silky soup is filled with four heads of roasted garlic along with yellow potatoes, kale, and crispy bacon for a warming and delicious winter soup. 

September 22, 2020

25 Savory Apple Recipes to Try this Fall

Collage of savory apple recipes including a burger, curry, and stew.

Apples are a terrific addition to many savory meals and recipes. They pair perfectly with cheese, chicken, pork, vegetables, bread, and many warm spices. 

September 9, 2020

Cheddar butternut squash and black bean chowder

Disclosure: This recipe is part of #FallFlavors week. I was provided products from sponsors to assist in recipe development. As always, all opinions are my own.

Finished bowl of cheddar butternut squash and black bean chowder.

A hearty soup filled with butternut squash, black beans, corn, and cheddar cheese makes for a delicious way to warm up on a cool fall day. 

July 3, 2020

Tofu & mushroom miso ramen bowls

Finished bowl of tofy and mushroom miso ramen bowls with chopsticks pulling out some noodles.

This ramen is full of delicious flavors of miso, ginger, garlic, mushrooms, sesame, and more! Give your ramen noodles a makeover with the flavorful recipe for tofu and mushroom miso ramen bowls.

January 22, 2020

Slow cooker sausage pasta e fajioli soup

Disclosure: This recipe is being shared as part of #NationalSlowCookerMonth. I received products from our event sponsor Camellia Brand Beans for this post. As always, all opinions are my own.

Hearty, warming, and delicious soup is what you need on a cold winter day. This slow cooker soup is full of vegetables, beans, sausage, and pasta for a complete and filling meal.

Hearty, warming, and delicious soup is what you need on a cold winter day. This slow cooker soup is full of vegetables, beans, sausage, and pasta for a complete and filling meal.

January 18, 2020

Chicken, corn, and rivel soup

Serving bowl of chicken, corn, and rivel soup.

Creamy, thick, and hearty soup that is loaded with tender chicken, sweet corn, carrots, and fluffy rivel dumplings! This is a soup to warm you up from the inside out on a cold winter day.

May 23, 2019

Creamy spring asparagus soup

A large pot of creamy asparagus soup along with a bowl filled with soup.

A lighter and brighter creamy asparagus soup full of fresh spring flavors. This soup uses fresh asparagus, garlic, green onions, lemon, and just a small touch of cream.

September 11, 2018

Silky creamy zucchini soup

Finished bowl of zucchini soup topped with sour cream and served with crackers.

A silky smooth and creamy zucchini soup is a perfect last hurrah to your summer zucchinis as we transition into fall.

August 27, 2018

Turkey and summer vegetable soup

Bowl of turkey and summer vegetable soup.

Ground turkey, diced tomatoes, fresh garden herbs, and summer vegetables make a scrumptious and hearty summertime soup. 

November 30, 2017

Turkey, sweet potato, & quinoa chili

Serving bowl of turkey, sweet potato, and quinoa chili.

Ground turkey, sweet potatoes, peppers, corn, beans, and quinoa all come together in this super hearty and healthy dish! 

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This 'chili' is something I threw together once to use up some odds and ends of produce and it has turned into an almost weekly staple meal in our home lately. It's full of so many good-for-you ingredients and is very hearty and flavorful. 

Another thing about this chili is that it is flexible. These are the ingredients and flavors I most commonly use, but you can switch them up with delicious results. 

For example -- use chicken or ground beef or extra beans instead of turkey; sub pinto beans for the black beans; green onions instead of red onions; poblano peppers instead of bell, butternut squash instead of sweet potato; vegetable broth or water in place of the chicken stock; add jalapeno or cayenne pepper for a kick (I would do this for just my husband and I, but not the toddlers)... 

This recipe will make about 6 servings. I like to serve it with grated cheddar or jack cheese, sour cream, cilantro, and even some corn chips if you have them.

Pot of chili.

January 18, 2017

Slow cooker chicken enchilada soup

Serving bowl of chicken enchilada soup with a side of tortilla chips.
 
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The frigid winter weather had settled upon us here in western New York, and then we have had a streak of 40 degrees days with rain. It's so weird to go outside in January and not have everything be a blanket of white. I'm not sure how I feel about it.... I don't think I like it though. One thing that I do like though --- SOUP! I think my readers know that I love soup. I also love slow cooker recipes. 

It's so nice to be able to throw your food in it in the morning and then have your dinner finished, or almost finished when it's time to eat. This soup is delicious, hearty, and very flavorful. It's full of Tex-Mex food flavors, which we really enjoy in our house. 

This recipe will serve about four people. A side of corn tortilla chips is highly encouraged!

Bowl of chicken enchilada soup.

September 19, 2016

(Un)Stuffed banana pepper soup


Creamy, cheesy, hot, and spicy (or mild, if you prefer) - this (un)stuffed banana pepper soup is a hearty and delicious way to enjoy the flavors of stuffed banana peppers.

December 7, 2015

Chicken, gnocchi, and spinach soup


We aren't having a very cold December here in the Buffalo area, if you can believe it. In fact, we haven't even had a measurable snow fall yet! It's crazy and we've actually broken a record for the latest measurable snow fall. It's been in the 40s and 50s, which is unheard of in December if Buffalo. It doesn't feel like the holidays at all. But, that doesn't stop me from making and consuming cozy warming soups. It's high soup season in my kitchen

Now, as I'm sure I've mentioned before, my husband isn't always a huge soup fan. It's gotta be a really hearty soup for him to feel like it's a full meal. This soup definitely fits that bill because it's full of vegetables, chicken, and little gnocchi pillows - it's a complete meal with a thick and creamy broth. A hearty bread is never a bad idea to sop all the leftover broth at the end! This soup will serve about four people. It's perfect for a wintery evening or afternoon. 


October 19, 2015

Mulligatawny soup

Dutch oven full of Mulligatawny soup.

Mulligatawny soup is something I've been intrigued about since the infamous soup episode of Seinfeld many years ago. I recently decided it was time to do a little research and give this intriguing sounding soup a try. 

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I learned that Mulligatawny is an English soup based on an Indian soup. I read a lot of recipes and not one was the same... some used chicken, some used lentils, some used cream, some used coconut milk... but a lot of the basics were the same - onions, carrots, celery, apples, curry powder, bay, and something creamy. 

The soup turned our terrific. My only complaint is that it was terrible to photograph. All the apples floated to the top and all the other stuff fell to the bottom. So, it just looks like a curry broth of apples! But trust me, there are a lot of other goodies hiding and swimming below the rich curried broth. 

This is a soup absolutely fit for a chilly fall or winter evening. It will serve about four people.

Bowl of Mulligatawny soup.

August 3, 2015

Sweet corn chowder

Serving bowl of sweet corn chowder.

Is everyone enjoying lots of sweet corn right now? I was happy to see sweet corn arrived to the farmers' market recently. It's a sure sign that you are at the peak of summer and I think it's something most people look forward to each year. 

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We love to eat sweet corn on its own with some butter and salt, but I also like to make a batch of corn chowder. Surprisingly, I haven't posted my corn chowder recipe on here yet, so it gave me the perfect opportunity to use this fun corn soup bowl. Corn chowder really highlights the sweetness of corn. It's simple in flavors and ingredients to let the corn shine.

This recipe will make enough for about four servings as a main dish. We had our soup for dinner with some garlic bread. It was delicious! It also makes a nice lunch (we will be taking the leftovers to work).

Corn soup bowl filled with soup.

April 28, 2015

Smoked white fish chowder

Serving bowl of smoked white fish chowder.

Spring has been slow to get started here this year. In fact, it's still be rather chilly most days. I've yet to retire my jackets and sweaters and heavier jammies and it's almost May. 

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On a chilly and damp day, a thick, creamy, and hearty chowder with a side of buttery bread is a perfect meal to me. This chowder uses a firm smoked white fish for the protein and it's paired with lots of vegetables and a creamy broth. Capers and a dash of hot sauce help add that extra something to really bring this chowder together.

This soup will serve about four people, especially with a side of crusty bread. I made a spelt sourdough to go with our chowder and it was a perfect companion for sopping up all the leftover broth. I'm working on perfecting my sourdough skills and will probably begin sharing more recipes using sourdough starter in the near future. 

You should be able to find smoked white fish in most larger grocery stores near the meat and deli section (probably near the smoked salmon).

Bowl of smoked white fish chowder topped with fish and capers.