A simple and easy to make soup.🥣 Perfect for the winter. Something perfect for all ages.

Very simple but delicious soup. With our national proud vegetable: chicory

Fall is soup season! This soup is very simple with only a few ingredients and it’s so refreshing! It’s not too heavy or rich. Pair it with a sandwich for a wholesome meal! 😋#lunch #dinner #snack #soup #pea #vegetarian

Mung bean dessert soup also known as Asian dessert soup. This sweet desserts are very familiar in Indonesia, China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Vietnam, and other countries in Asia. There are two types of mung bean (green bean) dessert soup. Indonesian style they usually use whole green beans (mung beans), Hong Kong, Macau, or China mostly use yellow mung beans (peeled green beans). For me, I like both. It depends what I have in my kitchen. I love this dessert soup because I can enjoy it cold during summer, and hot during winter. Besides that, it is very easy to make yet with very simple ingredients. The taste is delightful tasty with a coconut milk flavor. You can also add sago, tapioca pearls, or sweet potatoes in it. It's a great dessert soup for any season. This time I am going to use the peeled mung bean with sweet potatoes and coconut milk.

I ate a sweet potato soup for lunch at a cafe and thought it was so good that I wanted to try and replicate it at home. The soup I ate tasted of seasoning and dairy products but I wanted to try making it "Ruruko"-style and made it non-dairy.I used potatoes that were a bit old so they didn't have a very high water content. If you use newer potatoes you may end up with runnier soup. The taste was quite rich. Recipe by Ruruko

Sunday -clean out your cupboard and make fresh soup - day.This time I found inspiration in Scandinavia.

I was thinking that if pumpkin can be made into soup, sweet potatoes should work too. I tried it the first time with yellow sweet potatoes, but the fibers were too long and it didn't work out. This time, I used red sweet potatoes, and it turned out delicious. 👍 I hate using the stove, but this recipe hardly requires it, which I love.

I wanted to enjoy a soup that feels like fall...The story behind this recipeI felt that just butternut squash was missing something, so I added yams similar to Japanese sweet potatoes, and it was a great success!

Helloooo everyone, How was everyones week? Mine was filled with so many things, I was not able to post this Sweet Potato Soup recipe on Friday. 🙂 I guess you already know that I will mention the weather again, 🙂 Fall has finally arrived along with the chilly days and nights. 🙂I made Sweet Potato Soup with some fresh Veggies, and since I was going over to my friend’s house to help out with something and I was absolutely going to bring her a bowl of soup for her to try. She does work in the mornings so it was so nice to hear her say that she was HUNGRY…:) Sandra was actually the first one to try my soup, and she loved it!!! I do love it when I make people happy when they enjoy eating what I have cooked, it gives me such a sense of happiness. 🙂 I love soups, every time I slurp 🙂 (don’t actually slurp just making a joke) I get this warm feeling, and that’s why they call it Comfort Food. 🙂Sandra and I are working on a new project, and we are both very passionate about this, Sandra is a Pastry Chef and well me you know what I am. 🙂 The project we are working on is actually, well we started a page on Facebook where customers can purchase our cakes, cupcakes and much more. 🙂 We are both very excited, it has been about a week now, since the page has been up and we are both hoping for the best. 🙂 So, now you know and I leave you with news for now.

Sweet onions are perfect for miso soup. So I tried making a miso soup with stir fried onion and bacon, and it was sooo good!This is especially delicious when made with new harvest sweet onions. For 4 servings. Recipe by Junchan

My mother taught me this standard home cooked recipe.Step 1: ＊If using a thinner sweet potato, chop into chunks.Step 2: ＊Sweet potatoes cook quickly, so add them about 5 minutes after everything else.Step 4: ＊You could also finely chop the Japanese leek and add it into the soup at the end.This also tastes good without meat. You can add or remove the vegetables to suit your taste. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

This is one of my absolute favorite ways to cook fresh sweet corn! It's so simple and really takes advantage of the corn's natural sweetness. Last summer I think almost of all of the corn I bought ended up being turned into this soup! If you use old corn or some that has dried out a little (wrinkly kernels), it won't turn out very good so I highly recommend using very fresh, in-season corn with plump kernels.