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French Onion Soup
This French onion soup tastes just like the classic, with plenty of onions and leeks in a rich homemade broth. Here's how to make it.☞ Try this recipeItalian Sausage Soup (With Gnocchi & Spinach)⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.82 from 16 votes
This Italian sausage soup is a cozy one-pot meal that's laden with sweet sausage, tender gnocchi, spinach, and topped with crispy pancetta. It's perfect winter comfort food.☞ Try this recipeGnocchi Soup With Bacon & Cheese
This creamy potato gnocchi soup is laden with vegetables, cheddar cheese, and crispy bacon. It's a comforting and satisfying one bowl meal.☞ Try this recipeOld-Fashioned Minestrone Soup
This old-fashioned minestrone soup is chock-full of carrots, tomatoes, potatoes, kale, zucchini, beans, and pasta...but gets an unexpected drizzle of pesto that transforms a frugal veggie-bin soup into something special.☞ Try this recipeRustic Lentil Soup⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.93 from 14 votes
Rustic lentil soup is full of nourishment, comfort, and flavor. A simmering pot of green lentils, tomatoes, carrots, celery, potatoes, and spices. Add sausage, bacon, and pancetta, if you're so inclined.☞ Try this recipeAuthentic Vietnamese Pho
Vietnamese pho is a soup made with a beef broth rich with ginger, onions, star anise, fish sauce, and onions. Into that go rice noodles, beef, scallions, bean sprouts, and fresh herbs.☞ Try this recipeBrodo Di Pollo ~ Italian Chicken Soup⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.73 from 11 votes
Brodo di pollo. That's Italian for "the most gosh darn comforting and restorative chicken soup ever to cross the lips of someone who's under the weather or just needs some soothing sustenance."☞ Try this recipe |
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Hi Reader, At the best dinner party I ever hosted, I remember almost nothing about the food.I remember laughter that carried well past dessert. I remember the smell of bread warming in the oven. I remember the chocolate cake that somehow disappeared while everyone insisted they "couldn't eat another bite."Nobody has ever mentioned my knife skills.That was the useful discovery. Guests remember the room. They don't remember the recipe.Which means the smartest dinner-party dishes are the...