Nourishing Soups and Stews Carnival

“I live on good soup, not on fine words” Moliere

I don’t know if any food invokes nourishing, rustic, beautiful pictures in my mind more than soup does. Ever since I learned how to cook, soups have played a major part in my cooking. I love everything about them.

I am one of those people who enjoy comfort. I like my clothes to be cute and stylish, but comfort is always top priority. I like my home to be clean and tidy, but sterile? Never, that wouldn’t invoke comfort to any of us. I like my food to be nourishing, bright, and beautiful, but also to bring comfort to those who eat it.

Soups not only nourish, but they bring comfort to the diner. That’s important to me. Life can deliver some hard knocks, food shouldn’t be yet another blow to the head, but should instead give not only sustenance but comfort.

I also love that soups can be so very frugal. Soups have helped many less than rich people make filling meals for hundreds of years. Traditionally soup was often made from leftovers or from what was on hand. I appreciate that aspect as well.

Overall, there is very little not to like about soup. It fulfills all of my criteria for what I want to serve at my table.

So let’s share those nourishing soup recipes!

If you would like to be part of this carnival here are your directions.

Bloggers: Share your nourishing soup or stew recipe on your blog, linking back to this post. Once you have done that, email me your name, the url for your blog post, and your blog’s name. That way I can enter all of that information in right. kimi.harris AT gmail.com

Non-Bloggers: Leave your recipes in the comment section. I will keep updating my post to mention your recipe title and your name to draw attention to it.

Nourishing Soups and Stews

I will start by sharing my Yellow Split Pea, Kale and Italian Sausage Soup. Flavorful, colorful, and yes…comforting, we enjoy this soup very much and hope you do too.

LizzyChristine at Uplifted Eyes, shares her husband’s recipe for Taco Avocado Chili, which looks like a simple, protein full chili, perfect for hearty appetites (I love avocados in soup, by the way, it’s just delicious)

On Mom Must Write, Stacey shares a Black Bean Soup with Chard and Sweet Potatoes, that sounds nourishing and delicious. She cooks her beans in bone broth for added flavor and nutrition.

Kelly at Kelly the Kitchen Kop, shares a recipe for Homemade Organic French Onion Soup. A very gourmet soup choice.

At Redheads and Rubber Ducks, Charissa shares a lovely recipe for Creamy Vegetable Soup. A comfort soup, for sure!

Megan at Real Food, Real Lives, Real Simple, shares a nourishing recipe for garlic soup. This soup boasts 16 garlic cloves plus several other vegetables, all cooked in a chicken broth.  Nourishing and Yummy!

At Vehement Flame, you will find a recipe for Couscous with Seven Vegetables, which has a lovely array of spices and some special ingredients added to it.

Russel, from Raw Fusion shares a raw soup for Tomato Basil Soup, which he says is easy and fast to make, and uses just a few ingredients.

Michele at Frugal Granola posted a recipe for Salsa Black Bean soup, a nourishing, from scratch soup recipe, including a recipe for chipotle salsa that sounds delicious.

Shannon at Simple Natural Nourishing shares an hassle free crockpot recipe for Slow Cooker Green Chicken Chili with Kale. A filling, warming soup for a busy day.

Michelle, at She Looketh Well, has two recipes to share with us today. First a Vegetable Beef and Sausage Soup, which would be sure to please as a main dish soup. Her second soup is a nourishing tradition style Split Pea Soup (one of my all time favorite soups), she includes turkey “ham” in it to replace the usual pork. Sounds good!

At Dancing with My Father, Angela shares a beautifully photographed recipe for Spicy Southwestern Potato Soup.

In the comment section, Sephaya shares an unusual recipe for Polish Pickle Soup. It includes pickles and pickle brine. I am curious as to whether laco-fermented pickles would work in this recipe! It sounds like a tangy yummy treat. Thanks Sephaya!

Also in the comment section, Jessica shares a recipe for Rustic Cabbage Soup from 101cookbooks. I know that one of my friends also greatly enjoyed this recipe.

Maureen, at Creekside Contemplations, shares a recipe for Esau’s Lentil Soup that sounds both simple to make and good to eat.

Sweatha at Tasty Curry Leaf, shares a beautiful recipe for Peasant Style Italian Cabbage soup, which is a lovely rustic soup.

At Under the Maple Canopy, Pampered Mom shares a recipe for Creamy Pumpkin Soup, from the photo it looks like it is a deliciously creamy soup.

Carrying on the pumpkin theme, Shelly, at Vergence Range, shares a recipe for Pumpkin Soup that also sounds great. It includes a few unusual ingredients, including peanut butter and cinnamon!  Sounds flavorful!

Shannon, at All Things Health, shares a recipe for Curried Sweet Potato Soup, which contains not only sweet potatoes, and curry, but lentils and tomatoes for a filling sounding soup.

Jill shares a recipe for Creamy Green Winter Soup, which she says, “Its thick and creamy even without any dairy added and the herbs give it a rich warm wintry taste. its pretty frugal and super nourishing.” Sounds great!

At Cook 4 Seasons, Karen shares a recipe for a butternut squash soup that sounds creamy, nourishing and delicious.

Peggy shares a recipe at Thyme for Thought for Polish Style Vegetarian Mushroom Barley Soup. and Michelle at What Does a Body Good, shares a recipe for Chili that she says “works with you”, a flexible recipe that can use what you have on hand.

And One Busy Mom, shares two recipes, one for Oxtail Soup, which she says is flavorful and hearty and the second is a recipe for a Potato and Leek Soup.

Kimberly from Hartke is Online, shares a slow cooker recipe for Coconut Turmeric Chuckroast that uses coconut milk. It sounds like an extremely satisfying and yummy meal. Thanks Kimberly!

And thanks everyone for being part of another carnival. Your entries are inspiring as usual!

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I love beautiful and simple food that is nourishing to the body and the soul. I wrote Fresh: Nourishing Salads for All Seasons and Ladled: Nourishing Soups for All Seasons as another outlet of sharing this love of mine. I also love sharing practical tips on how to make a real food diet work on a real life budget. Find me online elsewhere by clicking on the icons below!

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