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5 easy soup recipes to keep you warm this winter

As the temperature drops, there's nothing quite like a steaming bowl of soup to keep you warm and cosy. Soups are not only comforting but also provide you with nutrients, making them a perfect meal for the colder months.

Chicken and vegetable Soup

You can use frozen vegetables such as peas and corn to keep the cost down as well as canned vegetables and beans, which are also great options. 

Here are five easy-to-make soup recipes that will nourish your heart and soul this winter.

1. Thai pumpkin soup

This soup combines the rich, creamy texture of pumpkin with the exotic flavours of coconut cream and Tom Yum paste. It’s a warming and aromatic dish that brings a taste of Thailand to your table. Use kūmara instead of pumpkin depending on what’s available and garnish with coriander.
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2. Chicken and vegetable soup

A classic comfort food, this chicken and vegetable soup is filled with tender chicken, hearty vegetables and a fragrant broth. It's a wholesome and nourishing option, perfect for these cold winter days.

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3. Minestrone

Minestrone is a robust Italian soup traditionally loaded with seasonal vegetables, beans and pasta. Our recipe uses pearl barley but its versatility allows you to use whatever vegetables you have on hand, making it a great, customisable winter meal that's both nutritious and filling.
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4. Potato and leek smoked fish soup

This sophisticated soup combines the delicate flavours of potato and leek with the rich, smoky taste of flaked fish. It’s creamy and satisfying, ideal for those cold evenings when you need something a bit more indulgent yet still wholesome.
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5. Minted pea soup

Bright and refreshing, this vibrant pea soup is enhanced with a hint of fresh mint. It’s a visually appealing and nutritious starter that brings a touch of spring to the winter months, making it a delightful addition to your soup repertoire.
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These five soups are not only easy to make but also packed with goodness and nutrients. They are perfect for keeping you warm and heart-healthy throughout the winter. Enjoy the soup season while it lasts and keep cosy.