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Barley Turkey Soup

Submitted by: Warrens Constans
Provided by: Taste of Home
Instead of using chicken broth, I frequently make homemade stock using the leftover holiday turkey. A steaming bowl of soup takes the chill out of winter. 

Tuscan Turkey Sausage Soup

Submitted by: Thomas Licking
Provided by: Taste of Home
'While trying to reproduce my favorite soup from an Italian restaurant's menu, I hit upon this tasty combination of turkey sausage, broth and mushrooms,' pens Thomas Licking of Green Lake, Wisconsin. Fennel, caraway seeds and herb seasoning give the quick-to-fix soup plenty of flavor without adding salt. Serve it steaming hot alongside a crisp salad and bread for a well-rounded meal. 

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Turkey Noodle Soup

Submitted by: Elaine Bickford
Provided by: Simple & Delicious
Homemade taste makes this chunky soup, priced at 94¢ per serving, a favorite of Elaine Bickford's. 'We enjoy it with hot bread in winter and with salad in summer,' she relates from Las Vegas, Nevada. 

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Aunt Wanda's Turkey Carcass Soup

Submitted by: Michael Deborah
Eat to your heart's content the day after and/or freeze in several units. Take out of the freezer and heat in the zapper or in a double boiler. Enjoy that T-Day turkey until New Year's. Despite the name it is a really great soup that my sister's friend shared with me. This recipe is meant to use up any leftover vegetables and other ingredients; leftover green beans would make a great addition. Celery, onions, spinach and cabbage are tasty, too! 

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Turkey Soup with Slickers

Submitted by: Christine Fleeman
Provided by: Taste of Home
Our grandson calls this 'bone soup' because I make it with Thanksgiving turkey bones! The recipe for slickers--half dumplings, half egg noodles-- comes from my grandmother. 

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Lemony Turkey Rice Soup

Submitted by: Margarita Cuellar
Provided by: Taste of Home
While growing up in Texas, I spent a lot of time helping my grandma cook. Lemon and cilantro add a deliciously different twist to turkey soup. --Margarita Cuellar, East Chicago, Indiana 

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Turkey Bean Soup

Submitted by: Taste of Home Test Kitchen
Provided by: Taste of Home
Substitute your favorite beans if cannellini and lima beans are not to your family's taste. 

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Aunt Wanda's Turkey Carcass Soup

Submitted by: Michael Deborah
Eat to your heart's content the day after and/or freeze in several units. Take out of the freezer, and heat in the zapper or in a double boiler. Enjoy that T-Day turkey until New Year's. Despite the name it is a really great soup that my sister friend shared with me. Guess what her name is! Originally submitted to ThanksgivingRecipe.com. 

Turkey Wild Rice Soup

Submitted by: Jordanna Novak
Wild rice is cooked in chicken broth, then combined with turkey, bacon and cream in this warm soup seasoned with poultry seasoning and green onions. 

Potato and Turkey Sausage Soup

Submitted by: Pat Renfroe
A quick and easy, hearty and creamy potato soup with flavorful, yet healthy, turkey Polska kielbasa. 
 
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