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Cabbage soup recipes are just what you need for quick and inexpensive fall and winter meals. Cabbage is a staple in the diet of many people around the world. Just because it’s common doesn’t mean it isn’t good. And it doesn’t have to be bland and smelly either. It is a great dish when properly prepared.

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Soup, properly made, is one of the healthiest and most enjoyable styles of cooking. While most canned soups are way too high in fats and salt, when you make it yourself, you can get the nutrition without much of the bad stuff. You can create hundreds of tasty and healthy meals using this outline of the basic steps for making healthy soups. Learn the basics and enjoy the rewards for life.

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As we quickly approach the fall season, it will be time to get out the soup recipes for those cool~how I look forward to them~fall days. Following are a couple of soup recipes that do not use meat or meat broth. If you are looking for a different soup recipe, try one of these.

Note: This is a soup my 15-year-old grandson came up with. He likes to make it about once a week. He hopes you will enjoy his soup recipe.

DUSTIN’S SPICY EGG SOUP

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A great vegetarian soup recipe doesn’t just tweak your appetite for the main meal; it can also simply make you feel good. Here are some great tips to come up with your own vegetarian soup recipe.

Experiment

With vegetarian soups, there are really no hard-and-fast or clear cut rules on how you should do it. You just have to follow the preliminary basics and then let your imagination rule. This means that you may just have to saut? the usual garlic, onions and your choice of vegetables, add the soup stock or vegetable broth and then add whatever you like including spices. If you are preparing a cold and raw recipe, then you can experiment by swapping some ingredients like watermelon for tomatoes or vice versa.

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Good things come to those who wait! These two Amish soup recipes do take a little time to make, but are well worth it. Each use basic ingredients which aren’t hard to find, and whole chicken.

Amish cooking can be a wonderful experience, as long as you take the time to make the recipes right. Be sure to also see our website for other recipes, including more Amish recipes, soup recipes, chicken recipe ideas, and much more.

Recipe #1 - AMISH CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP

3 lb. chicken

2 qts. water

2 tsp. salt

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