Showing posts with label Dish: Soup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dish: Soup. Show all posts

Thursday, January 30, 2014

Chickpea and Sausage Minestrone


This is the best Minestrone that we ever had (both various home cooked versions we tried and the ones we had at fine Italian restaurants).  It's extremely easy and fast to make.  For a filling soup that is only 197 calories per serving, we are surprised to find out how delicious this Minestrone is.  The is awesome for busy weeknights dinners.  Click here for the recipe.

Sunday, December 16, 2012

Chicken-Vegetable Chowder


I got this recipe from one of Betty Crocker's cookbooks: Soups Stews & Chilies,  and I made the worst chicken soup I ever made in my life.  I served this soup to my friends and I was embarrassed by it. I never tasted it before I served and that was my mistake. I had made chicken soups many times before and they were all good, as if nothing could really go wrong when chicken was thrown in a pot with carrots, onions and whatever vegetables.  But not this recipe.

I am suspecting the combination of the "condensed cream of chicken" and a "low sodium chicken broth" ruined the soup.  My friends had their first spoonfuls and their facial expression and slow eating movements told me something was wrong with this soup. Then I tasted it myself and it was awful!  I told everybody that the soup tasted and smelled bad and they should all stop eating.  Everybody was so relieved when I made the announcement. I trashed the entire 4 quart pot of soup that wasted my chicken and vegetables, let alone the 7 hours of electricity that my slow cooker consumed to make this horrible and toxic tasting soup.  I still don't know what went wrong.  This was my first time using the condense cream of chicken can soup to make anything.

Avoid this recipe in case you have the cook book or you saw it on the Betty Crocker's website.

Monday, May 16, 2011

Roasted Chicken with Caramelized Onions Soup


We found this recipe advertised on our Food and Wine Magazine 2009 January Issue. Out of this magazine, this is the first recipe we ever tried and it is on an ad. We decided to make this soup tonight because it looked easy and simple enough to make. We also happened to have all the ingredients already since they are very common staples. This is such a filling and delicious soup and we are so happy that we tried it tonight. The caramelized onions give the soup a very nice smoky and sweet flavor. They make an otherwise ordinary chicken soup a lot more special. This is one of the very best chicken soups we ever had in our lives and we can't believe how such a delicious soup with such complexed and great flavor actually took so little time to make. We highly recommend it. Click here for the recipe.

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Mexican Beef Vegetable Soup


We love this soup so much cause we're able to quickly make it really fresh anytime we feel hungry and we want something wholesome, nutritious and tasty. (no advanced prepping, no heating up of leftover from freezer, we don't really like frozen food if we have a choice...) Click here to read the recipe.
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Thursday, November 12, 2009

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Fruit Soup

This is a recipe from the cookbook "Cooking Around the Clock - Rachael Ray 30 minutes Meals" . The recipe can also be found on the food network website. Haven't tried this recipe yet but would like to hear from you if you had... Give some comments.