Soup season is upon us, and I need soup recipes! I grow weary of wading through recipe sites; I really do. So I want to know: what are your favorite soup recipes? I know you've probably posted a recipe or two before on your own blog or bookmarked a favorite recipe. Or maybe you've been meaning to post a favorite soup recipe on your blog but haven't gotten around to it. Or, like my friend Laurie and I like to say, "If you can't think of anything else to blog about, blog a recipe!"
So I'm asking you all: give me a recipe or two; I know you have them! You can link in Mr. Linky or post a favorite in the comments. Save me from my endless soup surfing! (And to start things off, I linked to my favorite beef stew recipe. But one can only eat so much beef stew...)
Great idea to rustle up recipes. :)
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites...
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I brought this to your house a couple of years ago for the Soup & Pumpkin party.
OOO, I forgot about that soup, Sarah! I love that one!
ReplyDeleteMmmmm... yummy. Only I don't really have any favorite soup recipes because my husband doesn't really like soup. But it sounds so yummy tonight!
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Mmmm....I love soup. We have it about once or twice a week but, would cook it way more if it was hubbies favorite too. We both agree on pea soup and potatoe - will link up.
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My recipe for brandied black bean soup is jaded by my penchant for the South Beach Diet.
ReplyDeleteI probably stole elements of this from several places, but I wouldn't even know where to start to give up my sources. I don't measure, either, so I'll just give it a whirl and you should just know it is all "to taste."
I put 3 cloves of garlic in approx. 2 T of olive oil. I add (hacked up with scissors) 3 or 4 slices of turkey bacon and cook until until it starts to to brown. If you like onion, dice one and let it soften while the bacon browns. I then add 5 or 6 cans of cooked blacked beans to probably 16 oz. of beef broth. If I own any fat-free half and half, I'll add 1/3 a cup or so. If not, don't worry about it. Just before it starts to boil, put a third of a cup of brandy (low-quality is fine) and 2 drops of "smoked" seasoning.
Serve with diced onion and blue cheese crumbles (if you are a fan of strong flavors). I also add crushed red pepper. I could eat this every day, except that noone would want to live with me. ;-)
Queenofthehill
Ooh, I love soup, too! I linked my lentil soup, which I'm making this week. We also love split pea, chicken noodle, minestrone, black bean and salsa, chicken tortilla... and I'm looking for a pumpkin soup recipe if anyone's got a good one!
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