Fall is in full swing here in Williamsville, NY, and chances are a warm bowl of chowder, soup, or stew would certainly hit the spot! Today the StoneGate Blog has gathered up a variety of recipes to try, including one for pumpkin soup, in honor of Halloween coming up this month. Try these recipes and tips for making soup in your apartment this fall!
Tips for Making Soup
Sometimes your soup isn’t the right consistency. If this is the case, try these tips for How to Make and Use a Slurry to Thicken Soup. If you’re looking for a quick way to make vegetable stock, try these tips for doing it in just 10 minutes. For chicken, check out this How to Make Homemade Chicken Stock article. And meal prep with your soups by using using muffin tins to freeze single servings of soup.
Chowder, Soup, and Stew
In honor of Halloween, we’re sharing this recipe for Pumpkin Soup from The Pioneer Woman Cooks blog. Pair it with a hearty bread and perhaps a salad and lunch is served.
Beef stew is a favorite for a hearty, filling meal. Tender pieces of beef paired with potatoes, carrots, and onions hit the spot. We couldn’t choose just one recipe, so we turned to Allrecipes.com for a variety of beef stew recipes to choose from.
My Favorite Broccoli Cheese from Cooking Classy is a thick soup that combines broccoli and cheese in a creamy flavor delight. The recipe uses both sharp cheddar cheese and parmesan cheese, plus onions and chicken broth, to make a dish sure to make your mouth water.
Corn Chowder from Chef in Training paired with golden cornbread is the perfect fill-you-up supper dish. This recipe is creamy, thick, and full of fall flavor. One reviewer, Jessica, wrote: “I recently won a soup cook-off at work with this recipe. Everyone was raving about it, so I gave them the recipe and your website.”
Tomato basil soup has never been easier than this delicious version from Six Sisters’ Stuff. Cook it in a slow cooker and with a minimum effort, dinner is on the table.
Chicken Noodle Soup with homemade noodles is definitely a comfort food, especially if you are feeling under-the-weather. Try this recipe from Cutestuff Cooks. It can be ready to eat in about an hour.
We hope you take the opportunity to try several of these recipes this month! Let us know what your favorites are in the comments. Thanks for reading today’s post. Happy Halloween to everyone in our apartment community.