
It’s that time of year again. It’s time to swap soups. I know, I know. If you live anywhere like where I do, then you’ve had frigid, ice cold days and then all of a sudden, the weather gets warm enough to spend a sunny day at the park.
Regardless of the type of day, I can always do soup. You see, I love soup. I enjoy eating it any time during the year (even during the summer). I’m easy like that.
Last year, I held the annual soup swap and from that added some really delicious recipes to my book from the ones that were shared. Contributions included the following:
Milk & Honey Mommy White Bean Soup Mushroom Barley Soup Pea, Leek and Broccoli Soup Carrot Tomato Soup Missouri Mama at Ozark Ramblings Cheddar Broccoli Picanta Onion Soup Vegetable Soup |
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Jen at Reflections in the Window Stuffed Pepper Beef Enchilada Soup Alphabet Soup Tajuana at Think Outside the Box |
Well, it’s time to add a few more yummy recipes to my book, so that means it’s time for Soup Swap {2013}. Participation is totally easy. During the month of February, every Wednesday (2/6, 2/13, 2/20 and 2/27), I will be sharing one of our favorite family soups. I’m a vegetarian cooker, so all of mine will be vegetarian, but they will be delicious. If you have a recipe you would like to share (vegetarian, meat-based, gluten-free, etc.), then you will also be able to link up here and strut your “soup stuff.”
Since I know that I have readers who are not vegetarian, I’m sure they will enjoy a variety of soup recipes and I too have been known to “vegetarianize” (not a word, but it could be) a meat soup recipe a few times that has turned out yummy to me.
You may use a new post or a previously written one. The only thing I request is that you have a picture of the completed recipe because a picture is always a great motivator to get someone to cook. That is what I want, for people to not be afraid of clanking a few pots together and to get cooking.
Here is a really simple and quick vegetable broth that you can make, which can be stored in a refrigerator or frozen until you are ready to use. Also, take a look at the soup recipes I’ve already shared at Milk & Honey Mommy.
Do you want to join me? Leave a comment on this post and remember to return on Wednesday, February 6 to link-up so we may share some of our favorite family soup recipes. Yummy cooking!
Soup Swap {2013} week #1 (see soups and swap}, 2/6
Soup Swap {2013} week #2 (see soups and swap}, 2/13
Soup Swap {2013} week #3 (see soups and swap}, 2/20
Soup Swap {2013} week #4 (see soups and swap}, 2/27
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What a great idea! I have a quick and yummy soup I can share!
Amanda C. @ Living, Learning, and Loving Life recently posted..Book Blast and Giveaway: daynight by Megan Thomason
I wold love to share some recipes! Thanks for the opportunity to try some new recipes as well!
I am planning to link up.
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I posted a soup recipe and grabbed your button. Didn’t see a link up form but hope you have a great turn out.
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