4 Vegetarian Soups from Around the World to Warm Your Soul on Chilly Days
As I type this post, I’m looking out the window in sunny Texas. I’m about to go for a jog with my family. It feels a little silly to be writing about soups that warm the soul when it’s 70 degrees out. Yet, it’s the beginning of February and I know how much of the country is snuggled inside on these cold winter days. Soup is such a comfort in the winter, so friends in colder places — these soups are for you!
These soups are all a bit unusual and from different cultures. They will take you somewhere new this winter. In that spirit… Buen Provecho.
Lemongrass and coconut milk make this soup special. Easy to make, but tastes very complex.
The cinnamon in this soup adds a special dimension to this soup.
#2 Crushed Red Lentil Soup (Lebanon)
Simple but oh so good. A lot of lemon juice brightens up this dish. Serve with rice and salad for a simple meal.
#1 Fire Roasted Tomato and Chickpea Soup (Indian Spices, not a traditional Indian Dish)
Serve with grilled cheese for a grownup indulgence!
These looks delicious. Posted a link on my Facebook page.
Thank you for sharing it. I enjoy your recipes, too!
Mmmm, your first pic is my favorite. Best tom ka gai I ever had was in Kampala, Uganda. Thanks for the fond memories!!
I was just talking to a friend today about needing a good lentil soup recipe, cant wait to try these