6 HEARTY HEARTWARMING WINTER SOUPS

6 HEARTY HEARTWARMING WINTER SOUPS-A mini cookbook of great savory flavors-stonegableblog

Soup is a perfect meal for a cold winter day! We are huge soup eaters, here at StoneGable! I keep a stash of several soups in my freezer all year round but they taste especially wonderful in the winter! For the last two weeks our whole family, including me, have been pretty down and out with a horrible cold and sore throat. It was so easy to be able to pull a few containers of our favorite chicken soup out of the freezer, warm it up and cozy up with a soothing bowl!

Let’s make a big pot or slow cooker full of soup. Make a double batch and freeze it in containers for a night when you don’t have time to fuss over dinner!

Let’s start with my favorite…

THE VERY BEST CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP YOU WILL EVER MAKE, REALLY!

My grandmother, Nani, taught me how to make this soup. It has that old word, cooked-all-day-in-your-kitchen taste! But it is quite easy to make! There are a couple secrets to make the the best soup you will ever eat! If you try one soup, this should be it! I  hope everyone that reads StoneGable will make this soup! YUM!

HEARTY HEART WARMING WINTER SOUP

HEARTY BACON CHEESEBURGER SOUP

Cheeseburger soup is a real family crowd pleaser! Who doesn’t love a good cheeseburger… and better yet when made into a soup!

HEART WARMING WINTER SOUPS

LOADED BAKED POTATO SOUP

Oh my! This soup is so thick and rich and filled with potatoes, cheese, bacon and chives. Make these buttery puff pastry leaves to top it off!

 

HEARTY HEART WARMING WINTER SOUPS

SLOW COOKER BEEF AND MORE BEEF BARLEY SOUP

I make this soup with an extra helping of chuck beef and it sure has a rich beefy flavor! Put it in the slow cooker in the morning and have a great soup when dinner rolls around!

 

HEARTY HEART WARMING WINTER SOUPS

OLD WORLD VEGETABLE SOUP

Another heritage recipe from my Nani! This soup says, comfort and warmth to me! This veggie soup is something very very special and worth a try!

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MINESTRONE SOUP

If you love a little bit of pasta in your soups, you will love Minestrone soup! Very rich in italian flavors. It’s a soup that eats like a meal!

HEARTY HEARTWARMING WINTER SOUPS

As I’m writing this the wind is howling and the snow is flying. I’m so ready to make a big hearty heartwarming winter soup!

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  1. Hope everyone is feeling better. Read some research a number of years ago and chicken soup is really good for helping cure colds. But only if the stock is made with whole chicken parts. Something about what is in the bone marrow. We will have some slow cooker tomato soup this weekend that contains carrots, onion and celery as well as parmasen cheese. Very, very good.

  2. Yvonne,
    Your six hearty soup choice look divinely delicious, dear friend!!!
    “Mr. Ed” and I just finished making a Minestrone Soup
    and a Cherry dump Cake for our evening meal!!!
    Thanks for sharing your favorite choices!!!
    Fondly,
    Pat

  3. I can’t wait to make the chicken soup…and those little leaves are just the cutest touch!! On my list to try!

  4. These look wonderful Yvette! I’m looking forward to making a couple of these this upcoming week because it’s going to be so cold. Thanks for posting and I enjoy your blog.

  5. I made your SLOW COOKER BEEF AND MORE BEEF BARLEY SOUP today and it is excellent.

    I’m not sure, however, just what I was thinking about but instead of barley I put in a cup of lentils. As yummy as it is, I plan to make it again; soon and with all the correct ingredients.

  6. How can I access the recipe itself for the Chicken Noodle Soup? I can’t seem to find a link. Just the pictures. Thx.

  7. This is the time of year for a big bowl of soup to warm you from the inside out. Can’t wait to try some new recipes..

  8. I love winter soups… I’m just terrible at preparing them. Not being a morning person it’s hard enough to get myself out the door to work let alone put a pot of soup on. However, this is one thing I would love to be able to do this winter season. You’ve made my job easier by such a wonderful selection of soups I know my family will eat. Thank you.

  9. I have become a real lover of soup for a couple of reasons – it’s easy, healthy, and low cost. Here’s what I do – I start in the fall and make a different soup every week for 3 or 4 weeks – they are usually chicken noodle, french onion, veggie/minestrone or a beef barley. Today it is bean with ham. I buy onions and carrots in 10 pound bags to always have on hand. When I make a soup I make each batch large enough for at least 2 dinners and a lunch or two. I have freezer containers that hold exactly enough for a dinner for 2. I slowly build a stockpile of soups for a quick dinner, or when we might be under the weather with colds (like today). We eat soup once a week and I round out the meals with a crispy bread or rolls, and a small what I call my winter green salad. We don’t overdo the bread – when I buy a bagette I cut it in half – wrap well and freeze. Sometimes I serve a quick bread instead – banana nut, etc. for a change. It puts a good satisfying and healthy meal on the table with a minimum of effort. My daughter has started doing this for her busy family of 4 – she finally started listening to Mom!

  10. I’m so very excited about your Blog and receiving your lessons, recipes, etc. I’m feeling the symptoms of a cold starting and I’m going to make soup for my family this evening. Thank you, and God bless you!

  11. A few years ago you posted a recipe for Taco Chili. I loved it, but cannot find the recipe on your blog. Can you tell me where I can find it?
    Thanks!

  12. You used to have a recipe for tomato basil Parmesan soup. It was my kids favorite soup! It’s not on your page anymore. Am I just missing it? Thanks!