Warming Soups
Feel a chill coming on? Stand up to cold weather with one of our warming soups.
These healthy recipes can’t stop the rain, but they can help you relax and heat up after a long day battling against the elements.
Spiced Leek, Potato and Lentil Soup
Spiced Leek, Potato and Lentil Soup
This spiced leek, potato & lentil soup gives a tasty twist on the traditional Vichyssoise and is delicious served with either warm crusty bread. The Indian-inspired flavours also pair beautifully with a bit of warm naan bread.
Butternut Squash Soup with Rosemary
Butternut Squash Soup with Rosemary
Healthy, quick and delicious, this simple recipe doesn’t require you to roast the butternut squash first. For an even sweeter, creamier soup, try replacing the carrot with sweet potato.
Leek, Smoked Chicken & Broad Bean Soup
Leek, Smoked Chicken & Broad Bean Soup
This recipe for Leek, Smoked Chicken, Broad Bean and Savoy Soup is so heartwarming and vibrant, very quick to make and extremely healthy too!
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Creamy Mushroom Soup
Big in taste but not in effort, this 15-minute mushroom soup flavoured with garlic and fresh parsley is the perfect last-minute meal in the middle of a busy week when you want something delicious but don’t have the energy to cook.
What are your favourite warming soups?
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