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Category: Soups

  • Homemade Chicken & Rice Soup

    Homemade Chicken & Rice Soup

    Chicken and rice soup is just an equally delicious and easy-to-make variation of the old classic – chicken noodle soup. You may not have egg noodles on hand for that traditional chicken noodle soup, but it’s much more likely to have some kind of rice. The other ingredients are just as common and come together…

  • How to Make Soup in 5 Steps

    How to Make Soup in 5 Steps

    Whoever discovered soup was a genius, and they deserved all the best things that the world had to offer at that time. Soup is delicious. It’s easy to make. It can be whipped up quickly or kept simmering all day to build up a more robust flavor. You can make a small pot for just…

  • Loaded Potato + Leek Soup

    Loaded Potato + Leek Soup

    Turning classic dishes into soups is one of our favorite things to do. Next up, a soup that puts a delicious spin on a classic side dish: the loaded baked potato. And because we love the flavor that leeks provide, let’s make it a loaded potato & leek soup. It’s deliciously creamy, easy to make,…

  • French onion (+ mushroom) soup

    French onion (+ mushroom) soup

    I’ve been on somewhat of a soup/stew kick lately. I’ve made Brunswick stew, chicken chili, Thai carrot soup, and my green soup all in the last few weeks. Soups are so quick and easy, and they can usually be made from random ingredients you have lying around, so they’ve been perfect for this lockdown. I’ve…

  • Thai Carrot Soup

    Thai Carrot Soup

    First thing’s first: this recipe (and pretty much all of my recipes, at this point in my food journey) are still “in development”. This means that, although the recipe will certainly guide you to culinary success and happy taste buds, I am rarely satisfied enough with a dish to call it “complete” or “perfect”. On…