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Soup Season Is Coming!

 The calendar says fall is on its way, and the weather man says we are getting some cooler temperatures. There is no better time to share a few of my favorite soup recipes! Is there anything better than a pot of soup simmering on the stove, something warm baking in the oven to go with it, and everybody wandering through the kitchen asking, "When are we eating?" Bring on the comfort foods!



BeBe's Creamy Potato Soup

I found this recipe on TikTok several years ago and it is a family staple in the cooler months.



Ingredients:

1 bag of Great Value Southern Potatoes

1 container of Great Value Chicken Broth

1 can of Cream of Chicken Soup

1 bag of Oscar Meyer Bacon Bits

1 block of Great Value Cream Cheese

To cook, place your bag of potatoes, chicken broth, cream of chicken soup and 1/2 bag of bacon bits into a crock pot. add salt and pepper to taste. Top with your cream cheese. You can cut the cream cheese into chunks or place the whole block and then break apart as it melts. Cover and cook on high for 6 hours or low for 8. in the last 15 minutes put the rest of your bacon bits in and stir. 

We usually serve this with crescent rolls or plain, but I guess you could also use saltine crackers. It is absolutely the easiest dump and go soup you will ever make!

Carlie's Creamy Tortellini Soup

My daughter Carlie gave this recipe to me not long after she got married, so it became "Carlie's Soup" from that point forward!




Ingredients:

1pkg. Frozen Three Cheese Tortellini (19 oz.)

28 oz. Crushed Tomatoes

32 oz. Chicken Broth

1 pkg. Mozzarella Cheese

1 block of Cream Cheese

Brown your sausage on the stove. In your crock pot, add tortellini, cooked sausage, crushed tomatoes, chicken broth, and seasonings of choice (we use salt, pepper, and Italian seasoning). Mix and cook on high for two hours. Cube your cream cheese and add it plus half a bag of mozzarella cheese. Cook on high for 30 minutes to an hour.

This is creamy and delicious!

Nanny's Vegetable Soup

My mom has made this soup since I was little. It is very hearty and filling. I only make it if Trey will not be eating with us because he doesn't like it (weirdo, lol).



Ingredients

3lb. ground beef

3 cans Veg All

1 can Whole Kernal Corn

1 can of Rotel

4-5 cans of Tomato Sauce

Brown and drain your ground beef. Dump your meat, and all other ingredients into a stock pot. Season with salt and pepper, Let it cook on the stove for an hour on medium heat then let simmer until you are ready to eat.

This soup is excellent when paired with cornbread or saltine crackers.

Soup Season is Coming, y'all!!

Now tell me--what's the first soup you make when the weather starts to cool down?


Much Love,

Beth


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