You will need a blender, a good size stock pot, funnel, big ladle and LOTS of towels. This recipe yields about 8 quarts. So it's good to have quart jars, standing by. I like to put the extra jar in the...
This recipe is a mash-up of one making the rounds on Facebook whose creator seems to be lost in the Sands of Data. (If anyone knows, please post it in the comments and I'll give credit where it's due.)...
This is a soup that even my kids would eat when they were young. And if you have unexpected guests stop by or need to stretch it, you can add in some small shell macaroni or ditalini and make it go even...
If you like Olive Garden's Zuppa Toscana Soup, you will LOVE this one! I have to warn you that if you don't like spicy don't put in the full amount of red pepper flakes, use about 1/4 to 1/2 of what the...
Years ago we had some missionaries from Africa come and do a service at our church. We decided to get into the feel of Africa we would cook some traditional African dishes for our Pot-Luck. The missionaries...
One thing about Hungarian Goulash is that every town you visit has their own specific version of this comfy dish. The binding factor of a good goulash is the inclusion of good sweet paprika, and meat so...
This is a frequent request at my house. The idea is to make it like a supreme pizza would be made so pick the toppings you like. I have made it for potlucks, football parties, and friend gatherings. Everyone...
We created this recipe to make use of the ham bone after the holidays. The only ham bone soup recipe we had was pea soup and my kids wont eat green soup. NOTE: The longer you boil the bone, the more broth...
This easy and flavorful split pea soup has been a favorite for years with my family. Even the little kids like it! It freezes beautifully. It may seperate on standing or refridgerating, but just give a...
I made this soup after Thanksgiving with the scraps from the Holiday Ham. As I was eating it after every bite I just kept saying Yum! So I though I would share it with YOU!
Growing up an army brat in the sixties, and in Germany, I looked forward to Mom's potato soup for lunch. (In those days we had to walk home in the snow, uphill both ways, for lunch.)
This was on an oven mitt that I bought in Ireland. I am copying exactly from the mitt. I will add some of my notes at the bottom of the directions section.
I love soups on winter days. I recently found this in a Better Homes magazine. This makes a huge pot of soup and it's so full of meat and tomatoes that it's good and chewy. Perfect to sit by on a cold...
This is me and my fiance's "go to sick soup" as its so very tasty, nourishing, and warms you right up when you are down...super easy to make and fast too ;)
This is a twist on the usual potato soup... We made this today (August 14, 2011) for a fun little contest a friend (Greg from this site) had us do... The challenge was use broccoli, lemon and red bell...
We had fideo loco in Texas and it was mighty fine. In this version, I omitted potatoes and used chicken sausage in order to save a few points!! Today's sausage was Red Pepper w/ Garlic, but any flavor...
It's Fireman Bob with another Special request for " Ramen Noodles " This ones' for YOU Mary!!! Hope You and All who try it Love it!!! Sincerely, Fireman Bob :) NOTE: Prep time does NOT include Marinating...
Since I was a little girl this has been my favorite thing to order when we eat Chinese food. I love the wonton noodles filled with the succulent filling and the char sui. I have posted my reciped for Char...