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	After Thanksgiving Turkey Noodle Soup by Denise Sherin There's nothing better than a basic Turkey noodle soup. We all look forward to this after Thanksgiving. This is my version of Turkey noodle soup. The water and veggie amounts listed are approx. use what you need depending on the amount you are making. Hope you enjoy it.	1 vote 1 comment 9134 views
	Almost A Borscht Soup by Glenn I wanted a hearty soup for lunch and had a left-over half head of boiled cabbage. What else could I do but go wild adding borschtish ingredients until I almost lost track. Bottom line, if you don't have an ingredient just leave it out or substitute something else. Have fun and be surprised, like I was, that this came out tasting…	3 votes 2 reviews 3 comments 5560 views
	Farmhouse Soup by Denise Sherin This is a minstrone-style soup, great with big hunk of crusty bread on a cold winter day.	1 vote 2971 views
	Peter Parker's Pea Soup from Ina Garten by Judy Fisher This is a hearty, rich pea soup that is great on a chilly evening. Serve with a salad and crusty bread. Delicious! I modified the original recipe with less fat and more spices.	1 vote 3130 views
	Butternut Squash and Apple Soup (with Pressure Cooker Option) by Salad Foodie Inspired by a recipe from New Paradigm Cooking (Sandbach, Terranova and Ware), I chose to forego the cookbook’s recommended 30 minutes simmering time in a stockpot, for a pressure cooker rendition which cut the cooking time to well under 10 minutes…	3 votes 1 review 7719 views
	Spicy Lentil & Bean Soup by The Kitchen Magpie - Karlynn Johnston I have been looking for more ways to serve beans and lentils that aren’t boring, since my non-meat eating son needs protein in his meals. And the fact that they are incredibly healthy for us is a huge bonus as well. Soup is a great way to incorporate lentils and beans into your diet, especially since it is so satisfying in the…	1 vote 2968 views
	Vegan Cream of Spinach Soup by The Blender Girl The best thing about this soup? It takes less than half an hour from chopping board to table; and is dead easy. Unlike starchy soups that need about 30-40 minutes to cook through, this soup only needs about 20 minutes. Just chop up your ingredients, bring to the boil, simmer, blend and serve. I can’t seem to go past using whole…	1 vote 2 comments 2705 views