Escape the heat with a refreshing bowl of gazpacho. For the best color and flavor, choose deep yellow heirloom tomatoes and golden yellow squash.
Author: Martha Stewart
To make an egg-drop version of this soup, beat two eggs in a bowl and slowly drizzle them into the simmering broth just before serving.
Author: Martha Stewart
This is a low-fat version of the classic French dish in which chicken and vegetables are served in bowls with flavorful stock.
Author: Martha Stewart
With its toasted brioche and healthy dollop of mascarpone mixed with heavy cream, this soup is a close cousin to classic berry pudding. The brioche soaks up fruit juices in a satisfying way.
Author: Martha Stewart
Honeynut squash (butternut also works well), parsnips, leeks, and Granny Smith apples are roasted with fresh thyme and sage, then pureed for the base of this satisfying soup. Brown butter adds wonderful...
Author: Martha Stewart
In this one-pot dinner recipe, meatballs are given a makeover for spring. Ground pork, fennel seed, and Parmesan are mixed togther and formed into meatballs that cook in a light, bright broth with orzo...
Author: Riley Wofford
Recreating your favorite Asian take-out dishes at home is easy and much healthier.
Author: Martha Stewart
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In this tortilla soup, chicken and broth are simmered with cilantro for Southwestern flair. The hot soup is topped with strips of toasted tortillas, sour cream, and guacamole.
Author: Martha Stewart
Plenty of carrots, sweet potatoes, and ginger come together in a silky soup that's easy to freeze and reheat so it's always ready to warm (you) up.
Author: Martha Stewart
By mixing pureed cauliflower with just a few other ingredients, it's easy to whip up this delicious soup.
Author: Martha Stewart
There may be no better companion on a cold winter day thanthis comforting soup. The flavor depends on rich beef stock, so try making your own, or use best-quality store-bought stock. Recipe and image reprinted...
Author: Martha Stewart
If you prefer to make a vegetarian version of this soup, you can leave out the ham.
Author: Martha Stewart
This satisfying soup can be made with our Double Roast Chicken or any roast chicken and roasted vegetable leftovers.
Author: Martha Stewart
You can freeze this stock for later use as a base for other soups.
Author: Martha Stewart
Recipe courtesy Emeril Lagasse, adapted from Essential Emeril: Favorite Recipes and Hard-Won Wisdom From My Life in the Kitchen, Oxmoor House, 2015, courtesy Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc.
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This Pureed Butternut Squash Soup has pureed butternut squash along with onions, ginger, and garlic for a smooth, creamy texture. Whip up this soup recipe on the next chilly day.
Author: Martha Stewart
The vibrant watercress and leak soup can be made up to two days ahead. When ready to serve, toss the remaining raw watercress with oil and lemon juice for the topping.
Author: Martha Stewart
Elegant and delicious, this easy fennel and leek soup can be made in advance.
Author: Martha Stewart
This New England-style chowder is loaded with sweet, fresh cherrystones and a bit of bacon for salty, smokiness.
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We served this cool, refreshing soup in demitasse cups and filled the saucers with ice to keep it chilled.
Author: Martha Stewart
One of the world's oldest health foods, lentils are nutritional powerhouses. Their high protein and fiber content steadies blood sugar, staving off hunger. Create this Curried Red Lentil Soup with Dried...
Author: Martha Stewart
A quick route to a creamy, warming bowl of chowder-and a delicious way to use up leftover ham.
Author: Martha Stewart
Try this soup recipe from chef Amanda Freitag of The Harrison for a healthy and warming autumnal meal.
Author: Martha Stewart
This recipe is courtesy of Donald Barickman; it was created with and named for his father, Elwood.
Author: Martha Stewart
Late-summer corn adds just the right amount of sweetness to this creamy salmon chowder. Serve with oyster crackers, or larger Vermont common crackers.
Author: Martha Stewart
This comforting soup is packed with protein and still clocks in at under 400 calories per serving.
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This recipe comes from James Wong, grandfather of Michelle Wong, associate style editor at Martha Stewart Living. Unlike most wontons, they contain ample fresh greens; you can substitute fresh spinach...
Author: Martha Stewart
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Serve this New England-style chowder with oyster crackers and a dash of hot sauce.
Author: Martha Stewart
Stracciatelle gets its name from the ragged (stracciata in Italian) appearance of the eggs in this traditional soup. Serve with crostini topped with flaked tuna, endive, scallion, and parsley.
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Sweet turnip and pumpkin meet Bartlett pears in this Pear and Autumn-Vegetable Soup touched with sage, finished with cream, and garnished with oven-dried pear slices.
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You'll want to dive right in to our fish stew. It's an ode to the traditional Italian-American dish cioppino, which originated in San Francisco. It offers Chesapeake flair (via Old Bay seasoning) and a...
Author: Greg Lofts
Adding a rind of Parmesan cheese brings a rich flavor to this meatless soup.
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Make this soup as mild or fiery as you like -- just choose the jarred salsa accordingly.
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This hearty fresh corn soup doesn't take long to make and it can be your main course.
Author: Martha Stewart
Taking a cue from the Venetian risi e bisi, a soupy rice-and-peas, this version with shrimp highlights sweet, crunchy sugar snap peas with Southeast Asian ingredients: the heat of chiles and ginger, the...
Author: Martha Stewart
Tortellini en brodo ("in broth") is a traditional first course for Christmas feasts in northern Italy. Because it calls for only a few ingredients, make sure they are of the highest quality, especially...
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Instead of cream, this creamy broccoli soup gets its texture from avocado, and has added nutrients from three cups of baby spinach and one head of broccoli.
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Simmer herbed meatballs with escarole and kidney beans for a soothing soup. Stir in some of our Parsley-Walnut Pesto for added flavor.
Author: Martha Stewart
Tomato soup is a year-round staple, but it's at its best when made with ripe summer tomatoes.
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This soup is a cinch to make, but allow time for the mint ice to freeze. The pea soup may appear slightly thick but will thin as the mint ice melts. If you are preparing this soup during the colder months,...
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Closely identified with French cuisine, chestnut soups are low in fat. For a velvety smooth texture, pass soup through a fine strainer after the mixture has been processed and before adding the cream.
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Spring onions look like scallions but have a larger, rounder bulb. If they are unavailable, use yellow onions.
Author: Martha Stewart
You can also serve this soup cold or at room temperature. Puree it in batches to prevent overflow (particularly because you do so while it's hot), if needed. You can stir in a small amount of water to...
Author: Martha Stewart
This cosmopolitan take on that other classic is dressed up with hearty pancetta, musky fresh oregano, and an innovative Marsala-spiked broth, adding elegance to any meal.
Author: Martha Stewart
This Tuscan soup is a good way to use a bumper crop of tomatoes and basil, as well as any leftover bread. The bread soaks up the flavorful liquid as it cooks, becoming soft and lending body.
Author: Martha Stewart
TV chef Thomas Joseph traveled to Vietnam to study pho, the country's traditional noodle soup; he came back with this authentic recipe. Martha made this recipe on Cooking School episode 304.
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A steamy bowl of fisherman's stew takes the chill off a rolling fog or a cold winter's night. A cinch to make, cioppino calls for seafood that cooks largely unattended and in a single pot.
Author: Martha Stewart
This recipe for pureed beet soup is from the January/February 2008 issue of Everyday Food.
Author: Martha Stewart