This classic Italian dish is brimming with low-fat, healthy ingredients.
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Finishing a warm soup with a zesty hit of salsa adds texture and freshness. Here is a winterized version, made by replacing tomatoes with quinoa.
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If you can't find baby artichokes, use four regular (globe) artichokes. Trim and steam them, then quarter them lengthwise.
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Beef shank bones and short ribs give this homemade stock depth and body. Use it to make Beef-Barley Soup or Seven-Onion Soup.
Author: Martha Stewart
This Italian classic soup is a hearty crowd-pleaser from Maria D Ugo.
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The soup gets its rich taste from caramelized onions.
Author: Martha Stewart
Emeril calls this version "new-style" because the kale is cut into thin strips and is cooked only until crisp-tender, which differs from the traditional version. Serve with crusty bread alongside.
Author: Martha Stewart
Use leftover lobster shells in this flavorful stock recipe from chef Shea Gallante. The stock is part of his Lobster and Shiitake Ragu with Celery Root Puree.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
A hearty, delicious way to start a meal, this clam and potato chowder is seafood’s answer to chicken noodle soup.
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Meatballs and rice make this hearty, home-cooked soup substantial enough to serve on its own.
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This room-temperature soup is inspired by the California avocado groves.
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You can make this refreshing meal without even turning on the oven or stove top. Float pre-cooked shrimp on a bowl of gazpacho made heartier with earthy beets. Look for vacuum-packed cooked beets in the...
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There's a lot to like about this simply delicious one-pan dinner: you get soup, meatballs, and healthy vegetables in each colorful portion. Plus, the meatballs cook in the soup, streamlining both prep...
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Positively brimming with spring produce, this filling soup was made for shoulder-season weather when you still want something warming to eat. Between ingredients like fava beans, English peas, watercress,...
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Surprisingly easy to make, this stock is built on basic vegetables that are often already on hand (carrots, onion, leeks), plus a few herbs.
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A swirl in the blender with just a touch of heavy cream turns root vegetables into a luscious soup. Top with roasted almond slices for a little crunch.
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Roasting butternut squash and celery root brings out their natural sugars, lending a subtle sweetness to this soup. Toasted fennel seeds are sprinkled on top.
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"This no-cook chilled soup is made for times when you have a bonanza of ripe tomatoes on hand. The toppings really make it a meal. I like to add a few leaves of tender butterhead lettuce, crumbled crispy...
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Emeril Lagasse's flavorful homemade beef stock is used in his port wine reduction sauce, which tops the Pan-Roasted Filet Mignons from his book "From Emeril's Kitchens."
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Homemade chicken noodle soup in under an hour! This classic soup delivers hearty flavor for lunch or dinner. Save the leftover thighs for another meal.
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The soup takes about an hour to prepare -- mainly because the vegetables need to cook for about 30 minutes to become soft enough to puree. When serving the soup, pair it with a frisee salad.
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Mushrooms and bok choy are full of antioxidants. Along with scallions, dill, ginger, and chiles, they give this soup its nuanced taste.
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This chilled soup is traditionally garnished with fresh chives. The peppery snap of watercress and the tang of buttermilk gives it bite.
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This recipe makes four ravioli, but you can serve the soup with one or two in each bowl.
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Asiago cheese in the chicken dumplings adds an Italian touch to wonton soup.
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This rustic vegetarian soup is perfect for winter nights.
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Tote this easy-to-make soup off to lunch and don't forget the crackers.
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Layers of carrot flavor define this spicy soup: Carrot peels are simmered in stock, cut-up carrots are sweated to extract their essence, and carrot juice is added as a final touch.
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Simmering the corncobs in the broth intensifies the flavor of this light chowder.
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This Indian-style soup has an almost creamy quality thanks to yellow lentils. (If you can't get them, swap in yellow split peas, and cook them 10 minutes or so more.)
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Shrimp, leeks, and pureed potatoes make a savory soup.
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This Scottish-style chowder is made with smoked salmon, but you can try other hot-smoked fish, like trout or haddock.
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This recipe, courtesy of Nate Appleman, can be found in "A16 Food + Wine," and is used to make his Minestra Maritata.
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A Parmesan rind is the powerhouse ingredient behind this fast, flavorful version of the classic soup.
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A vibrant vegetarian soup showcases late-summer tomatoes along with fall produce, cabbage, butternut squash, and sweet potatoes. Small, ring-shaped pasta like anelli makes this dish hearty but still light...
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Chicken feet and fresh ginger in addition to the usual whole chicken and aromatics yield a richly flavored broth. It's the base for our Test Kitchen's Favorite Matzo Ball Soup.
Author: Martha Stewart
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This quick soup makes use of pre-cooked polenta and has a lemony flavor.
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Serve up a soup-and-sandwich combo, summer style: no-cook gazpacho and sandwiches with prosciutto and mozzarella.
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As a meal or an appetizer, this recipe pairs green with protein for a perfect bowl of soup.
Author: Martha Stewart
This shrimp stock recipe from chef John Besh of August is used to make his Slow-Cooked Louisiana Shrimp and Grits. Serve with his Mirliton Salad for a dinner that is guaranteed to please.
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The simplicity of miso soup belies its significance to Japanese cuisine, where it is a common course for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. It is ubiquitous on Japanese restaurant menus here in the United States,...
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Author: Martha Stewart
Giblets, which are the heart, gizzard, and liver of turkeys and other fowl, along with the neck, can be used to make a rich stock for homemade gravy. The liver should be cooked separately before being...
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