As the weather begins to cool I find myself wanting some of my favorite fall soups. Here are 2 traditional favorites and one that I made up on a whim.
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Sopita~A family recipe
When I met my husband his family taught me this recipe. When I first had it I was amazed. It was like macaroni and cheese, but in a soup. It is now one of my favorites.
The picture above shows the browning of the noodles.
After making a tomato broth and mixing it into the noodles, it's time to add the cheese. You can also put cilantro in around the same time you add the cheese.
Add a little salt and pepper to taste and it's ready to serve. It's warm comfort in a bowl.
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Potato Soup in Tomato Broth
This is another family favorite. It has been past down to me, and every fall I have to make it. I start with cubing the potatoes and washing the cilantro.
While the potatoes are cooking in the tomato broth I cube some Tillamook cheese.
After adding in the cilantro and cubed cheese this dish is ready. Salt and pepper to taste are the finishing touches to a perfect fall soup.
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Chicken & Heirloom Tomato Soup
One day we were at Sprouts and I saw these beautiful heirloom tomatoes. I picked them up and knew I was going to make a soup out of them. Though my husband hates tomatoes he was kind enough to allow me to experiment anyway while he fixed something else for dinner. :)
I sauteed mushrooms in olive oil and herbs.
I wanted to have large pieces of my heirloom tomatoes so I cut them thick.
I created a tomato broth and let it simmer. It smelled so good and just being over the stove warmed me right up.