Rhinelander Lentil Soup

Submitted by: KREDER 
In this hearty lentil soup, dried lentils are simmered in a beef base with a variety of vegetables, potatoes and bacon. 

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Vegan Split Pea Soup II

Submitted by: Elaine Hallyburton 
This yellow split pea soup is flavored with olive oil and a pinch of curry. An excellent lunch or dinner because it is easy to make and nutritious. 

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Yellow Dhal - Sweet Potato Soup

Submitted by: SUDHARAM 
This is a hearty soup of yellow lentils and sweet potatoes. Adjust the seasoning as you like with the jalapeno, and garnish with your choice of cilantro or green onions. 

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Sauerkraut Soup I

Submitted by: Linda 
Dried mushrooms, sauerkraut and sauerkraut juice are simmered in a Dutch oven in this soup which is thickened with a roux and barley. 

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Luscious Lima Bean Soup

Submitted by: Ann Caterina 
This wonderful vegetable and lima bean soup lives up to its name. You must allow 1 1/2 hours of simmer time, and the lima beans must be soaked for two hours prior to cooking, but the results are well worth the time. 

Fat-Free Vegetable Soup

Submitted by: William Anatooskin 
This healthy soup is loaded with flavor and nutritious vegetables! Green bell peppers, cabbage, and cauliflower figure prominently in this ambrosial dish. 

Basic Bean Soup

Submitted by: Chris Davis 
White beans and ham are combined with carrots, onion and spices in this simple, yet classic, soup. 

Slovak Christmas Soup (Kosare Jucha)

Submitted by: AMY BARTHELEMY 
Living In: Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA
Potatoes or pasta provide hearty substance to this tangy sauerkraut and mushroom soup which is seasoned with garlic and onion. 

A-1 Chicken Soup

Submitted by: Denyse 
This is a basic chicken and egg noodle soup with celery, carrot and a hint of garlic. 

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Ham and Bean Soup II

Submitted by: Diane 
Best use I have ever found for left over ham! Be sure to save the pan drippings and chill them so you can remove the fat leaving behind the good tasting juices that flavor the soup broth so well. 
 
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